wind chimes

She'd been half listening for the sound of a police car above the wind chimes.

There is only the sound of her wind chimes, and later, some children playing down below.

He could hear the wind chimes on the back porch.

The piece ends as it began, with wind chimes alone.

I love the open space beneath the sky and the wind chimes.

It was only wind chimes, like the pretty bells at the front of the house.

Wind chimes are usually hung outside of someone's house near a garden.

For years, she has hung wind chimes in her bedroom window.

The second part is accompanied by wind chimes and bells.

Wind chimes she had put on an old elm tree outside.

The wind chimes rang out as I passed beneath them.

She laughed, high and wild, wind chimes in a storm.

Spock turned and walked to one of the huge wind chimes.

Her bright eyes and the wind chimes attack the air's complacency.

She laughed then, and her voice sounded like delicate wind chimes.

The voice sounded like wind chimes dancing in the summer breeze.

They tinkled off one another with the song of wind chimes.

Wind chimes are hung at the top of the lighting towers.

He thought of her laugh, which had been like wind chimes during a rainstorm.

Each time the wind chimes on the door jingled, Grace looked up.

When Grace held them, they clinked together like wind chimes.

The birds stop chirping, and the wind chimes are silent.

Bart listened to the sounds and was reminded of wind chimes.

He planned to hang wind chimes on the balcony; he'll never hear them here.

A voice that wasn't like wind chimes at all.