Word: chimeses
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The guild is an elite little (60 members) group that looks down its nose at mere "chimes" (fewer than 23 bells) and prefers a carillon with a large number of bells because it is easier to play. The organization has nothing to do with the old English game of change...
Winston Balks. Five companies of Foot Guards, brave in their two-foot bearskins, scarlet tunics and white belts, wheeled in long-lined precision into Whitehall's Horse Guards Parade. Each man was polished until he shone: each had been issued a lump of barley sugar, which was supposed to...
Labor consistently rejects incentive chimes like worker-dividends, deeming them devices for fattening he bosses, he said. As a result, the Melbourne away is still far from completion although its cornerstone was-laid in the 1920's. But nobody seems to mind very much.
The famous Muscovite chimes, long a source of pleasure to music lovers and a source of annoyance to late sleepers, have found a new carillonneur, Gordon Campbell, a House tutor from British Columbia, and the melodic chimes may start any day, thanks to the Corporation.
Music in the Air. In Birmingham, civil defense officials decided to install more air-raid sirens after a test alert was drowned out in Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's department store by a set of chimes playing Brahms's Lullaby.