In Bridgehampton, a bell tinkled when customers opened the front door.
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"Light tinkled among the trees," and the "grasses gleamed sword-like," says my story.
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It billowed and throbbed, tinkled and crashed, swooped and pealed around the grand space.
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Following the meeting, Christmas music tinkled and several housemates prepared dinner while she stared out the window.
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"We hardly noticed the shrapnel which rattled and tinkled as it rained down on the wings," he wrote.
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A bell tinkled as I pushed through the back door to Cora's porch, propped open by an old book.
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Sitting in a circle of candles, as wind chimes tinkled in the background, the two confessed their sins to each other.
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We stood in the driveway as the can-top curtains tinkled a metallic beat, as if it were raining six-packs.
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As she walked around the room, the bells around her ankles tinkled as the sandalwood and sage incense she was burning filled the room.
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On the stage, its fringe of tin pendants tinkled against glass beads, floral brass buttons and a Buffalo Bill medal made in New York.
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In a dark-hued Zo facility that opened there last spring, Seu Jorge's cover of "Life on Mars?" tinkled through speakers on a recent morning.
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But as the Steinway tinkled and voices filled the room, vibrations rose from deep beneath the earth, like a musical giant shifting in its grave.
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Her toddler shook a box of cereal, her cat's collar bell tinkled, and Deja, now 13, climbed on the couch, trying to get the cat's attention.
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We found the appropriately named Sea Glass Beach tucked behind some derelict apartment buildings and beheld layers upon layers of sea glass that tinkled like wind chimes as the waves washed in and out.
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As emotional piano music -- "thank-you-note-writing music," per Obama's request -- tinkled in the background, the president and late night host took turns "thanking" all the people, places and things that came to shape his presidency.
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And during a rehearsal in September, an actor tinkled the organ keys, intoning earnestly: "I'd like to think that in the afterlife, kids can taste their coffins and they're happy," enjoying "the milkshake coffin, the fried chicken coffin" and many other available flavors.
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For a long time now, for issues that don't relate to the economy but relate to social issues, people who get tinkled on by their trickle-down economics vote with the Republican Party for reasons that have nothing to do with the economic self-interest but have to do with some perceived insecurity they have about where society is going.
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Often the bell at the other end would just be 'tinkled' by simply rattling the switch hooks up and down. From these developed the first, serious, GPO instruments, the 100 series. This comprised a wall phone, the Tele. 121 and a desk phone, the Tele 150.
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