Scylla no longer bellows in your hearing; but Charybdis whirls you round.

I throw down my bellows in disgust, and sink into my old armchair.

And then one is supposed to work the bellows in rhythm!

I finger the buttons in ascending order, forcing the bellows in and out.

He reloads his gun and bellows in his Scandinavian tongue.

Or shoot with the old bellows in the smithy?

Turn!" Somebody bellows in a panic, and another voice shouts, "Regroup!

A second bull, entangled in a stout net, writhes and bellows in the vain effort to escape.

He strikes the stone with his sword and at the ringing sound the crowd bellows in exultation.

Two large bellows in the basement of the Hall, and blown by two steam engines of 8 h.p.

Acute pneumonia, perhaps, is what we would call it- afeverthat burned out the bellows in a week.

I scrambled to obey, working the bellows in a steady rhythm until the glass was glowing orange again.

His voice bellows in a soothing baritone and leaves viewers -myself included -with hairs standing on end.

Then he took the bellows in hand, and blew steadily and critically, with keen eyes bent on the smouldering brands.

She heard the air whooshing into the big bellows in the forge and the practice tap for range of hammer on anvil.

A bird's chest is essentially a pair of bellows in which the sternum during rest and the back during flight act as movable wall.