Examples of 'time a bell' in a sentence
Meaning of "time a bell"
time a bell - This phrase is often used to describe a moment or event that signals the beginning or end of something, similar to the ringing of a bell marking time or a key moment
How to use "time a bell" in a sentence
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time a bell
Teacher says every time a bell rings.
Every time a bell rings an angel gets his.
The pretty birds are also at the same time a bell.
The last time a bell sounded in this church was.
Look, Daddy, teacher says every time a bell rings.
The last time a bell sounded in this church was decades ago.
Look, Mr. President. Teacher says every time a bell rings.
Every time a bell rings an angel does not get its wings.
Look, Daddy, teacher says every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings.
Every time a bell rings, another angel gets his wings.
Auld LangSyne " - Look, Mr. President . Teacher says every time a bell rings.
Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.
It is said, that every time a bell rings an Angel earns its wings.
Every time a bell rings, a special agent gets his wings.
Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.
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Every time a bell rings, an angel does not get its wings . A child almost gets hit!
You know what they say … every time a bell rings, an angel gets a sandwich.
Sure. Every time a bell rings, another angel gets his wings.
Look, Mr. President . Teacher says every time a bell rings … - an oppressive autocracy gets freedom.
Cause every time a bell rings, a wizard takes a shot. Mark, glad you could join us.
Mom says every time a bell rings … someone 's got to pay.
Cause every time a bell rings, a wizard takes a shot.
Teacher says every time a bell rings … - an oppressive autocracy gets freedom.
You know… every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings.
Not again . Every time a bell rings, an angel does not get its wings.
Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings. That's right.
Teacher says, "Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings.
