Out in the darkness we hear the tinkle of a homemade guitar.

You could hear the tinkle of ice in a lemonade pitcher.

She could hear the tinkle of ice in the glasses.

You can almost hear the tinkle of the stream.

I think I hear the tinkle of the piano: I prefer the tinkle of the glass.

They could see the red top of it rising, and could hear the tinkle of the bell.

We may remember how, all through Scripture, we hear the tinkle of these waters as they run.

Somewhere in the far interior of the gloomy mansion he could hear the tinkle of the answering summons.

It was marvellously still there, so still that David could hear the tinkle of the pebbles on the beach.

Jean could hear the tinkle of their bells, the bleating of the lambs, and the comforting maternal answers of the ewes.

On a crystalline fall day you can almost hear the tinkle of fine crystal, the rustle of silk and wool, almost smell the expensive cigars.

As their eyes met they heard the tinkle of the little bell.

A red-whiskered soldier heard the tinkle, and wheeling his horse, rode back.

Joseph heard the tinkle of a falling blade, and assumed it to be Kenneth's.

The young man fancied he heard the tinkle of a bell on the second floor.

Presently I heard the tinkle of a bell from the box which he had unlocked.