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peal out

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peal out
[for bells or voices] to sound forth musically. The bells pealed out to announce that the wedding had taken place. All six of the bells seemed to peal out at once.
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From somewhere in its bowels those Big Ben mimics again peal out over the sleepy streets, spilling into the fields and neighbouring villages.
THE VIEW FROM HERE: Red in history and red in brick; Ian Parri heads ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
On the first stroke of 12, the church bells peal out, fireworks light up the sky, and the champagne corks pop.
Firing the bells (at the church on New Year's) by Green, Hurst / For A Change
I predict they will soon peal out for the end of 'the auld sang' which is the Union and instead ring in a new arrival on the international stage - Scotland.
ROSEANNA CUNNINGHAM'S COLUMN: REAPING THE REWARDS OF A GRIM 1979; 20 ... by Cunningham, Roseanna / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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