clangorous

Examples of clangor

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I know what the clangor means, and mechanically lay down my work.
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The door opened promptly to the deep, far-away clangor.
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Just now there was a sudden terrible clangor in the castle.
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The room--except for the timed clangor of the electric cars, like the measure of lost minutes--was quiet.
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The great, oblong, many-windowed carriage manufactories meet one at every turn, and often the smithy stands near with its clangor.
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Let us be thankful its clangor is so harsh!
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The alarm bells grew louder in their metallic clangor.
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Across the writing-table we confronted one another in dismayed silence, whilst, below, the bell sent up its ceaseless clangor.
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I could hear the throb and clangor of her straining engines.
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I accept the clangor and jangle of contrary tendencies.
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He longed with a great longing for sympathy, for love, for the softer influences that cradle even warriors between the clangors of the battles.
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Down the street from the heart of the city came a sudden clangor.
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The air was vibrant with the clangor of industry.
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So great also was the clangor of arms, and such the shoutings and the shrieks, that the noise seemed to ascend to the skies.
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The brazen bell, like a goblet wrong side up, spills out a great clangor.
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