ding-dong

Now we'll see a ding-dong finish, if the Black doesn't show a streak of yellow.

Bradbury and Evans are going at it, ding-dong, and are wild with excitement.

Cal was to stay and guard the camp with Ding-dong for a companion.

Ding-dong, who didn't object to the luxuries of life, sighed.

But Ding-dong, though deliberate in his speech, was quick in action.

A moment had passed when the ding-dong of a bell reached her ears.

The ding-dong of that buoy bell never had sounded so near before.

It had been a slap-dash, ding-dong finish, and the Giants had won by a hair.

Ding-dong, ding-dong; there go the bells for afternoon church!

Here we see something to remind us of the town-crier, and his ding-dong bell!