10486 examples of belled in sentences

I'm awful glad the Witch is belled, for lots of troubles she'd have spelled!

The sons of men, on the earth below Have scarcely a chance to sin, Churched, belled and gowned, they mope around By precept, all sealed in; There is never a sin for lust of flesh Nor sin for a man struck blow, And the red blood crime of the olden time Has passed with the long ago.

All the sheep are belled, but the bells they wear are like big iron pots hanging upon their breasts.

By the time things had reached this climax the moment was obviously ripe for the disappearance of the much detested one, in order that the rest of the tale might keep you guessing which of the three had (so to speak) belled the cat.

He could see nothing but the belled cap and coarse stockings of Yvonne, the "woman orchestra."

It was from Hermia's head-dressthe belled cap of the Femme Orchestre!

Hands belled before his mouth, he trumpeted ringingly abroad: "Let the war go on!" An officer, approaching from the bridge, seemed suddenly to be stricken with blindness, deafness, and a curious facial paralysis.

The belled palm.

The belled palm.

Our Irish squire, Michael, carried Caesar, hooded and belled.

But when camped at the edge of the timber on some mountain meadow, with his ponies grazing in the starlit dusk, when the little, leaping flame of his night fire flung ruddy shadows that danced in giant mimicry in the cavernous arches of the pines; when the faint tinkle of the belled pack-horse rang a faëry cadence in the distance; then there was no such thing as loneliness in his big, outdoor world.

she called, as they left the clearing and took the trail that led down through the waxen-belled manzanita jungle to the county road.

The early life of Alexander Graham Bell was full of color, and I have told the story of his patient investigations of human speech and hearing, which, finally culminated in a practical telephone.

Sir Charles Wheatstone was then England's leading man of science, and so Bell sought his counsel.

Mr. Sanders sought Bell's tutelage for his son, and it was agreed that Bell should give Georgie private lessons for the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars a year.

Hubbard first became aware of Bell's inventive genius when the latter was calling one evening at the Hubbard home in Cambridge.

" From that time forward Hubbard took every occasion to encourage Bell to carry forward his experiments in musical telegraphy.

Bell had a great horror that his ideas might be stolen and was very nervous over any possible intrusion into his precious workshop.

Now he was destined to aid Bell, as he had aided Morse a generation earlier.

This proved just the stimulus Bell needed, and he returned to Boston with a new determination to perfect his great idea.

But these were the years when Bell and Watson were "going to school," learning how to apply electricity to this new use, striving to make their apparatus talk.

By June of 1875 Bell had completed a new Instrument.

Bell and Watson had been working upon their crude apparatus for months, and finally, on June 2d, sounds were actually transmitted.

The patent issued to Bell has been described as "the most valuable single patent ever issued."

Bell, at a distance, spoke into the transmitter.

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