tocsin

"We'd better get back to the piazza and find out what that tocsin was all about."

As it turned out, Tocsin did indeed have his sinister eye on me.

When the tocsin sounded I lurched out with the others to see what was wrong.

It is these statistics that the authors have used to sound the tocsin in their powerful report.

I think he went on to the parapet and the tocsin was sounded to make him run.

Tocsin could be very convincing, when a person lacked access to the facts.

We were more concerned that the tocsin had been sounded.'

That was not the way Tocsin liked to operate.

Some weeks later, the tocsin bell rang out throughout the fortress-monastery.

The tocsin rang impatiently, but other help (if that were any) there was none.

But Tocsin would not yield gracefully, if at all.

It also published a newspaper called the Tocsin of Liberty.

With Willy's words ringing like a tocsin of doom in my ears.

He sounded the tocsin for longer skirts and he seemed happy about it.

He was still there when the tocsin sounded.

"How many could you assemble, if you sounded the tocsin?"

Why should any man of the garrison be sounding so furious a tocsin, when no attack had been threatened?

In this respect it succeeds: a frightening tocsin comes through loud and clear.

How happy if the tocsin did not yield!

Tocsin watched me in silence, a cruel smile playing about his homely face.

In the silence, the tocsin began to beat.

October 2 - The first issue of the radical paper Tocsin is published.

In this hushed, twilit place, his voice rang like a tocsin.

Of all hopes now surely the joyfullest were, that the tocsin did not yield.

I returned to Tocsin, whose face was turning ashen as he assimilated this news.