chimed

Then Justin chimed into the IRC conversation, and said this problem sounds strange, it still sounds like a dead battery problem to him.

Bike bits da_lj 2009

Zahi Hawass I can think of lots of other things to call him, all unflattered takes on his name chimed in about "respect" for the dead.

Friday Night Miscellany Jan 2008

Mr. Stein chimed back in: "We are suggesting a new idea of peer review that is fundamentally similar, in that it is an exchange among peers, but that is in the open," he said.

Redefining Peer Review: GAM3R 7H30RY 2006

Zahi Hawass I can think of lots of other things to call him, all unflattered takes on his name chimed in about "respect" for the dead.

Archive 2008-05-01 Jan 2008

Becky, slim and small, with her hair peaked up to a topknot, Becky in pale blue, Becky as fair as her string of imitation pearls, Becky in the golden haze of the softly illumined room, Becky, Becky Bannister -- the name chimed in his ears.

The Trumpeter Swan Temple Bailey

Down came Mary on the opening chord; down came all those left hands, beating the air, and in chimed those young, mournful voices: –

The Garden Party, and Other Stories 1922

Half-past six chimed from a small clock on a bracket.

The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective 1894

Now nothing, to a common observer, could be less à-propos than Bronze’s foregoing speech was to Miss Milvar; but the name chimed in so pleasantly with the agreeable dreams, that Sir Philip thought the l’on dit quite à-propos also.

The Enchantress; or, Where Shall I Find Her? A Tale 1801

But again Terry called heads, and again the coin chimed, steadied, and showed the Grecian goddess.

Black Jack Max Brand 1918

I'd have used "chimed" which is what a carillon normally does.

At Swim, One Ambassador Sharon Bakar 2005