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ring out

verb

tr to accompany the departure of with bells (esp in the phrase ring out the old year )
intr to send forth a loud resounding noise

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Upon completing a level in the original game, “Ode to Joy” would ring out in celebration.

The bell begins to ring out with its urgent, insistent tone.

Suddenly shots ring out: Jack Ruby has fired upon Lee Harvey Oswald.

Drum music accompanies the proud procession; gun-shot salutes ring out, calling neighbors to join the happy event.

Officials also notified the public that sirens may ring out around New York City at the time.

He ran and got Mr. Eden's ring out of pawn, and kissed it and put it on; next he liberated his hat.

When will the alarm-bell in the clock of Roman time ring out its awaking peal?

The hind which has probably left her calf lying in her bed, will run a big ring out to the Deer Park and back.

The work of Andreyev brings to us a sad vibrant echo of the sobs which ring out in Russian dungeons.

She heard his laugh ring out clear and joyous, saw his head thrown back.

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