jingle

He even has a little jingle they start him off with.

Have you come to play a jingle for me now?

It was not exactly as the jingles would have us believe.

They do put a lot of effort into those jingles though.

And at that moment I heard the jingle of a key in the front door.

I lived to hear that little jingle in the back of the house.

Jingles, eyes wide and dark in his white face, looked back at him.

They are also free to create a jingle or short song for the campaign.

The first college course on jingle writing was also offered in 1969.

When he came into the front room she could hear the jingle of his leg.

A jingle drew her attention to the center of the bed.

But it's not really about jingles or him, he says.

This was the jingle used by the station until March 4, 2012.

Jingle found himself wishing he knew more about them in general.

He had never thought it would feel so good to hear money jingle in his pocket.

You can hear when she's coming because her jewelry jingles.

Little jingle there, I'm already working on the advertising campaign.

An ugly little jingle, and one he'd never heard before.

The jingle has been used off and on since it was first recorded.

We've got one family that comes every year with jingle bells on.

But the jingle must stop when the trucks are not moving.

This was followed by the last post and a final jingle.

The original jingle is now playing again on the Web site.

And all she wanted was to show you her new jingle."

In his book, he explains how to write and market jingles.

A little bell jingled over the door when we went in.

The bell at the top of the door jingled as they went in.

The phone on the wall jingled and he answered it.

He got them and walked home, jingling the change in his pockets.

A bell jingled as she opened and closed the door.

I wanted my quarter back, and a few more to jingle beside it.

He held the door open for her, jingling a little bell above the frame.

He looked up without much surprise when the bell above the door jingled.

He looked up when the bell jingled and smiled at her.

He was about to put a question when the telephone bell jingled.

Then on the other line, bells jingled as the door opened and closed.

He walked to the doors, jingling the change in his pocket.

The bell over the front door jingled when he shut it.

The bells began jingling and died away far beyond the village.

He'd also given me his purse, which I held up and jingled in front of the soldiers.

He went out, jingling the change in his hand.

He held up one of his wrists and jingled the chain.

She went to Ellen and jingled the box under her nose.

Burton stood over her, jingling the change in his pocket.

There was jingling on the stairs, muffled behind the door.

Jingling the keys in his hand, he stopped by Tucker.

He pulled a set of jingling keys from his pocket.

He found himself jingling the coins that were in his pockets.

He moved past her, his weapons and armor jingling slightly.

I stood by the car, jingling the keys on my palm and thinking.