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' A laugh rang out from the bow of the boat. 'The four of you never will be so lucky! '

There was the boom of a bass drum, and the voice of the orchestra leader rang out suddenly above the echolalia of the garden.

But before he could catch hold of it a shot rang out.

One day, the intercom rang out in the back of the warehouse, "Scott Weiss, to the front for a carry out. "

Chants rang out on Friday morning from youths, not angry about Mr Mladic's arrest, but happy to be finishing school.

In her hand she held a gun. The shot rang out, but she missed. Rupert laughed. Again An-toinette de Mauban faced him, her gun ready.

She'd vaguely imagined that as soon as the gunshot rang out, the police, or at least security, would surround her.

"Four-eyes" , "Specky-git" and "Goggles" were some of the names that rang out in the playground and scarred many a childhood.

As Jackson and some of his officers rode into a cleared area of the woods, shots rang out.

When it rang out with with a sterile towel dry clean water.

As the cries of "Allahu Akbar! " rang out across the rooftops of Tehran, she'd rock herself back and forth, eyes fixed on the screen.

The shrill , quick sound of a clock bell rang out on the frosty air.

At about ten o' clock, a clear sharp report rang out, the air vibrating briefly with its trailing echo.

Thus again Kirilov's pistol rang out somewhere in Russia, but the world continued to cherish its blind hopes.

She thought as the phone rang out its morse code for her room.

The awful cry rang out across the silent valley , a more frightening sound I had never heard .

The applause rang out for more than half a minute.

Bells rang out during the Holy Eucharistic, with chimes that could be heard inside the church as well as throughout Vatican City.

Gunfire rang out in the main city, Mingora, where armed Taliban reappeared on the streets.

A few bursts of gunfire rang out and soldiers were positioned around the palace, Reuters witnesses said.

The Scotch half-breed slowly retraced his steps to the camp they had left. The men ceased talking. A revolver - shot rang out.

The voice rang out once more, 'There are no fish under the ice. ' Mrs Baker, stopped, looked upwards and said, 'Is that you, Lord? '

Two shots rang out from a gun the man had hidden under a cloth. One of the bullets struck McKinley in the stomach.

but it rang out so full and hearty, that I confess I could hardly believe these same men were plotting for our blood.

After several minutes the officer's voice rang out over his roof-mounted loudspeaker. "For heaven's sake, move! " he commanded.

The bell rang out, and everyone stood up together and jostled toward the door.

Iraqi pop songs rang out from kebab stalls beside the water, and young people cuddled together in boats plying the artificial lake.

They rang out from far away through the sky, calling the new day.

Celebratory gunfire and explosions rang out over the city and cars blaring their horns crowded onto the streets.

At midnight the cry rang out: `Here's the bridegroom! Come out to meet him! '

Cries of "Allahu Akbar" rang out when security forces approached on Thursday night, almost drowning out the gunfire.

Fannie's heart filled with joy as her father's voice rang out of the darkness.

Occasional shots rang out from guns fired into the air, but there were no reports of fatalities.

As the helicopter carrying Ampatuan took off, shots rang out but the aircraft was not hit, Ferrer said.

The reply rang out hurriedly, "No! no! Come away quick - quick! This is no place to stay, and on this of all nights! "

The words rang out on a note of contempt.

rang out in the square amid a festive atmosphere.

Shots rang out during the chaotic aftermath of the bombing, and some witnesses say there were multiple explosions.

The sound of the cackling kookaburra rang out across the earth.

"After joy . . . sorrow, " rang out the great bell.

The great bells of the clock tower rang out the hour of noon.

Natasha's voice rang out in the frost -bound air.

The chestnut was in flower and the bells rang out high clear over her gables and cupola .

Hundreds of people, including senior government officials and politicians attending the event were seen ducking for cover as shots rang out.

Shots rang out from inside the coach and the police retreated and took shelter again.

Chants against Mr Makhlouf rang out yesterday as protests erupted across the country.

Gunfire rang out in some neighborhoods.

Her belief gave her hope; her sweet warm voice rang out the thanks that follow the baptism.

Loud, sharp slaps rang out and I squirmed and twisted in discomfort.

One day, when we were at the farm, the sound of the Muezzin's call to the midday prayer rang out.

A shot rang out and a bullet thudded into the tree trunk just above their heads.

A shot rang out in the street at night.

A shot rang out in the night.

At last his resolute voice rang out, "O. K. , I'll talk with the manager! "

The mother under the rubble used her last breaths to cry for help. Her voice rang out, and the baby was saved by the rescue workers.

Diana 's brisk, commanding voice rang out from a passage way.

This time the moon rang out for over 3 hours!

A few minutes later a shot rang out.

In that cold, hard air the sweet notes of the flute rang out.

Loud cheers rang out continuously.

When the Chimes rang out , people sang the Christmas carol .

Defne Sandilci, who attended the 1977 protest, remembers the panic that erupted as the gunfire rang out.

chorus of boos rang out from the audience.

That voice rang out so tenderly.

The call to prayer rang out and the city burst into life.

My phone rang out again.

A pistol shot rang out.

A loud shot rang out.

Shouts rang out from their left.

A small voice at the back of the room rang out, "And there's the teacher. . . she's dead. "

" A small voice at the back of the room rang out, " And there is the teacher, she is dead.

Oh a moment still worth was a glow, all the bells rang out