The tintinnabulation of church bells early Sunday morning had returned too.

Not the stately melody of the hour, but a wild and enthusiastic tintinnabulation.

The bells were quickly inserted in their ears, and soon the whole village was in tintinnabulation.

The music continued its tintinnabulation: the sticky-sweet little cycle of melody quickening like a madhouse waltz.

At this moment Mr. Mayor, already wakened and discomposed by the violent tintinnabulation, rushed out: 'What!'

To the tintinnabulation that so musically wells

Amidst the whole tintinnabulation is a soft resonant echo of horns below, like an image in a lake.

The tintinnabulation of the dinner bells!

Poetry does indeed permit of embellishment-thepleasurable elaboration of sensation-yetshould never degenerate into a mere tintinnabulation of sounds.

The telephone bell was being rung continuously, and he called "Hello" several times before the tintinnabulation ceased.

The finale of his First Suite for two pianos, written in 1893, includes a dazzling early musical employment of his fascination with tintinnabulation.

The last vibrating tintinnabulations of the clock died away as Bart discovered his enemy.

Kedzie laughed with glancing tintinnabulations as if one tapped a row of glasses with a knife.

It's a study of scintillating high register tintinnabulations and virtuoso passagework unfolding over an obsessively repetitive two-note utterance.

The tintinnabulations of the wife's curtain lecture are too precious to the enraptured husband to be shared with other ears.

'I'm calling it in.' Bryant dimly heard his own voice through the tintinnabulation of his eardrums.