Word: belled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...most important work Stravinsky ever wrote," Professor Fine went on, The opera, which was originally a ballet, calls for a mixed chorus of 60 voices with outside soloists plus four pianos and a percussion section which includes a tympani, bass drum, xylophone, chimes, gong, wood block cymbals, bell, side and snare drums and tamburines...
...Commuters pulled off to a fast start and never relinquished their lead throughout the game. By the final bell Dudley had more than doubled its halftime lead of 11 points over Adams...
Hanging three deep on the sides of streetcars, celebrators sang "Pum pum pum" and the motorman punctuated the "meow" with a clang of his bell. Meanwhile, "There's a cat in the tuba" had become a solid part of Brazilian slang-a rough equivalent of "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark...
...bell clanged on the Paris Bourse and a trader cried: "Buying dollars for 314." Another trader nodded: "I sell $25,000." With this simple transaction, France last week opened its first free legal money market in dollars in eight years. There were few sellers. The Bank of France, virtually the only buyer, bought a mere $150,000 the first day. By week's end, the dollar had inched down from 314 francs to 304, slightly under the black market price...
Third Period: Key (Sears), 8:17; Bell (Gibson and Robinson), 9:33; Huntington (Coulter), 16:17; Sears (McKean...