Clanged [noun]

It pulled up suddenly before the door, and a moment later the old bell clanged loudly through the half-empty house.

It was now solid with flesh, and indeed he had not walked half its length when the closing-bell clanged.

Here men were pouring cement into holes among the foundations of an iron frame, while suspended trollies clanged across the wires.

"Bring him outside boys," said Ben, without deigning to reply to this protest, and clanged out to the car.

The noise of the fight clattered and clanged up from the depths to him and echoed down from above where the charge had gone.

A second time the bell clanged its warning, and the visitors began to stream towards the gangway.

They sat talking about the opera for some time, in fact, until the tower clock clanged six.

The bolt on the bronze portal clanged and Conan stifled an awful oath as he saw Octavia come into the room.

The twisting stairs of white, scrubbed wood creaked and clanged at every step.

The blade clanged to the floor and Howe fell back with a gasp of horror, for the face was his own.