Ding example sentences

Related (8): bell, chime, ring, clang, blemish, mark, sound, noise

"Ding" Example Sentences

I heard a ding from the oven, the cookies must be ready.
The elevator dinged as it arrived at our floor.
Ding! The timer went off signaling that the pizza was done cooking.
The rusty old bike's bell only made a little ding when the boy rang it.
The doorbell dinged loudly, announcing we had a visitor.
The cash register dinged open as the customer paid for their purchase.
He dinged her on the shoulder to get her attention.
The microwave dinged loudly when the popcorn was finished popping.
As the train approached the station, the engineer dinged the bell.
The rowdy student's desk dinged as he banged it with his pencil.
The old rusty wind chime dinged softly in the light breeze.
My phone dinged, signaling that I had received a new text message.
The phone dinged every time a new email arrived.
The milk jug dinged against the glass when I put it in the fridge.
The boat's foghorn dinged loudly as it approached the harbor.
The game show buzzer dinged, signaling that a contestant had guessed correctly.
The warehouse forklift dinged loudly as it backed up.
The small crystal glass on the wooden table dinged when the cat brushed against it.
The bicycle bell only gave a little ding when the child rang it.
The hammer dinged the metal as the man worked shaping it.
The wind chimes dinged softly in the summer breeze.
The traffic light dinged for pedestrians to cross the street.
The school bell dinged, signaling the end of recess.
The office phones dinged as new emails arrived in employees' inboxes.
The pot on the stove dinged to signify that the soup was boiling.
When the ball hit the metal rim, the basketball hoop dinged loudly.
The baby's toy crib mobile dinged and played music when he shook it.
The car horn gave a little ding when the woman pressed the button.
The call bell for the nurses' station dinged, indicating a patient needed assistance.
The doorbell dinged, startling the cat who had been napping on the rug.
The buzzer on the washing machine dinged to signal the end of the cycle.
The church bells dinged solemnly to announce a funeral procession.
As I walked past the jewelry counter, the security alarm dinged.
The shopkeeper dinged the bell to call the clerks to the register.
Our phones all dinged at the same time to alert us of an Amber Alert.
The ship's bells dinged to mark each hour of the captain's watch.
The jewelry dinged slightly as the woman moved her hand.
The clock on the mantelpiece dinged softly every half hour.
The jury bell dinged to call the judge's attention during deliberation.
As each competitor finished the race, an electric bell dinged.
The little metal tag on the dog's collar dinged when he ran around the yard.
The tiny glass unicorn figurine dinged against the coffee mug when the shelf shook.
The wind chimes made a soft dinging sound in the gentle spring breeze.
The cruise ship's horn dinged to announce the passenger's arrival at port.
The sales associate dinged the bell to call for customer assistance.
The doctor's pager dinged, indicating an emergency in the hospital.
The girl's bicycle bell only made a tiny ding when pressed.
The old-fashioned analog alarm clock dinged loudly every hour.
The fork scraped against the plate and dinged loudly in the quiet room.
The ball hit the pole and gave a satisfying metal ding.
Her bracelets dinged together as her hands moved while she talked.
The bell on the door dinged as customers entered the shop.
The dog's collar tag dinged against his metal food bowl.
The small wind chime dinged softly in the early morning sunrise.
The bottle caps in the boy's pocket dinged together as he walked.
The grandfather clock dinged softly every fifteen minutes.
The traffic lights dinged to signal the crosswalk was clear for pedestrians.
The old metal clock hung on the wall and dinged softly every hour.
The small desk bell dinged to gain the teacher's attention.
The metal gate clanged and dinged as it swung open.