There was a pounding as of dull hammers in his ears, a belling in his head, and a drumming at his heart.
Father Hugh Bourke was sent to Spain, and Sir Richard Belling to Rome, where Innocent X, had recently succeeded to that generous friend of the Catholic Irish.
He swung lightly into the unaccustomed flat saddle and, disdaining to follow the road, cut straight across country; Panchito taking the fences easily, the hounds belling lustily as they strung out behind him.
He broke off a small twig and waited, while the hounds, belling lustily, came nosing across the meadow.
Coaley, quivering, his nostrils belling until they showed all red within, his big eyes staring, forged ahead, fighting the bit.
But almost directly after they arrived the stags began belling and fighting again, and there was no peace for nearly a month until they had tired themselves out and settled down to live quietly for another year.
Very soon an answering roar came from a distance, and another Stag, as thin and fierce-looking as the first, but not quite so big, came belling up the combe.
He would run after her all day, belling proposals at the top of his voice; and his lungs were so much more powerful than our Deer's that, do what he would, our friend could not get a word in edgeways.
I've heard of belling a cat," she said, "but never before did I hear of belling a ghost.
For out of the woods pranced another buck, belling a saucy challenge to a fight.
They now saw Fleet Foot mince daintily down to inspect the new-comer, who was belling his greeting at the top of his lungs.
The next moment he was belling in triumph, for he had cut a great gash in the other's shoulder, and the latter had had enough.
Good, brave Colonel Belling bought me the necessary equipment, and appointed me his aide-de-camp and lieutenant.
Belling was an excellent man, and I am indebted to him for all I am.
In the stillness he could hear the deer belling again in the distance, and then came a fuss of monkeys in a group of trees near at hand.
Again Benham heard that sound like the belling of a stag.
I know not hardly of any War there has been with Sweden;--ask Colonel Belling about it!
Belling the Cat Long ago, the mice had a general council to consider what measures they could take to outwit their common enemy, the Cat.
Conan realized with a crawling of his skin that beyond the wall the belling voice had ceased.
Through the belling of the voice which was like a tolling of triumph over the ordered laws of a sane planet, a human sound anchored Conan's mind from its flight through spheres of madness.
And the other champions told their delight; the belling of a stag across water, the baying of a tuneful pack heard in the distance, the song of a lark, the laugh of a gleeful girl, or the whisper of a moved one.
The belling of a stag had been music to Fionn, but when Saeve spoke that was sound enough for him.
But he has here distant cousins on his mother's side, and he doubtless wished above all to see Schwantikow once more and the Belling house, to which he was attached by so many memories.
To tell the truth, you are, as my Schwantikow uncle once said, an affectionate man, and were born under the star of love, and Uncle Belling was quite right when he said so.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "belling" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
