ring out

verb

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

Example Sentences

Until our lawmakers pass bold, meaningful action, more children will cower behind desks, texting their family “I love you” as shots ring out just beyond the classroom door.

From Salon

Neighbors banged pots and pans on their porches while a chorus of fireworks, cheers and sirens rang out in Highland Park.

From Los Angeles Times

Communities in the region have been hard hit by the violence, sometimes having to hide in their homes for days as shots ring out outside.

From BBC

The BBC has spoken to some of the people who were just a few feet away from him as the gunfire rang out.

From BBC

Witnesses said the area was busy at the time and as the sound of the explosion rang out, children began to scream.

From BBC