Examples of 'you hear the bells' in a sentence
Meaning of "you hear the bells"
you hear the bells: A phrase that may signify the literal sound of bells ringing or could be used metaphorically to imply a realization or epiphany
How to use "you hear the bells" in a sentence
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you hear the bells
When you hear the bells ring.
You will know it 's time to return to your seat when you hear the bells chime.
You hear the bells of the church.
Close the gate! If you hear the bells ring.
If you hear the bells ring.
It means that there's a general meeting. When you hear the bells.
Then you hear the bells of Curon ringing.
What a wonderful smile, do you hear the bells ring, dear?
Did not you hear the bells ringing last night?
Just to pass the time away Can't you hear the bells a-ringing?
If you hear the bells ring, they have surrendered.
Gustave, do you hear the bells?
Do you hear the bells tolling for our future great deeds?
Singing When you hear the bells go ding-a-ling.
Can you hear the bells of the campanile from here?
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Close the gate! If you hear the bells ring, they have surrendered.
If you hear the bells toll, ask not for whom the bells toll.
Can not you hear the bells a-ringing?
Then you hear the bells of Curon ringing . Strong.
Can not you hear the bells a-shouting?
Did you hear the bells this morning?
Did you hear the bells last night?
Can you hear the bells ringing?
Can you hear the bells ring?
Can you hear the bells from here?
Did you hear the bells of death?
Did you hear the bells this morning? - I did.
Did you hear the bells last night? Some publicity stunt, I suppose.
Do you hear the bells they are ringing? ( peace on earth ).
Can you hear the bells ringing? What's going on?
