There's also a set of clinking Champagne glasses, in case the clinking beer stein emoji always struck you as a little lowbrow.
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He shakes it and it makes a cheap clinking sound.
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For that, her collection of clinking medals says it all.
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But the women scribbled notes furiously, their Cartier bangles clinking.
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The only sound is the clinking of forks in the glass.
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It is five minutes of overeating, clinking glasses, and satisfied gobbling.
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Now, to avoid painful clinking, the family eats from paper plates.
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Downstairs, there is the clinking of glasses and hushed, melodic Italian.
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And then, a burning smell, a few minutes of metal clinking.
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I can still hear the clinking of champagne glasses in Beijing.
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Nonetheless, there will be a tepid clinking of glasses at Asahi headquarters.
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A search for "cheers" might show folks clinking two Budweiser beer bottles together.
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The subtle sound of chains clinking breaks through the brief moments of silence.
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I pictured hundreds of them clinking dully against each other in my backpack.
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He tells PEOPLE that his favorite sound of the evening was the clinking glasses.
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The hallways are still vibrating and the dish-ware is still clinking, some say.
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"That clinking, clanking sound can make the world go round," Fred Ebb's lyrics chatter.
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The video is a shimmery party highlight reel of beautiful people and clinking ice cubes.
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All around us, other families were tucking into their Sunday pancakes, chatting and clinking forks.
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But, these two men were brought together when they heard a clinking under their bench.
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Then another one, letting the jazz, muted laughter, and clinking of glasses wash over her.
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Laughter, and bottle caps clinking down steps, and the ripe smell of garbage, and barbecues.
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Keyboards, woodwinds, clinking percussion, static, bits of beatboxing and peculiar samples all come and go.
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Even though I used earplugs, the sounds of clinking cups and plates kept me awake.
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I just don't like the two-drink minimum, like clinking glasses, waiters passing out checks.
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"So-lic-it," he added, dragging out the syllables and clinking the ice in his glass.
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The play begins with the clinking of ice cubes, the sloshing of lemonade, a ringing phone.
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"Conservatives have to be clinking their champagne glasses," says Elizabeth Wydra, president of the Constitutional Accountability Centre.
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Yeah, I felt like we were on the deck of the Titanic, pre crash, clinking champagne glasses.
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"Let's grab drinks before we all get coronavirus," said another, alongside an emoji of clinking champagne glasses.
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During her episodes, Ms. Ramirez said, she would hear confusing voices and a constant bell-like clinking.
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Rules imposed decorum; no ice in drinks in the billiards room, for example, lest clinking distract players.
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The reverberation of gunfire and clinking of skittering shell casings subsided only after more than 70 shots.
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After a few clinking and scratching sounds, a boisterous sound blasted out of the gargantuan, automated instrument.
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The clinking of ice cubes in your cold brew is one of the lesser-appreciated sounds of summer.
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Some practiced writing in their notebooks and their slates, their bangles clinking as they focused on their letters.
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Rostov is always nudging up to history, clinking glasses with foreign diplomats and discussing films with Kremlin operators.
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Yes, there was the abundance of nightfall— the sky with a parachute scar, the spoon clinking on glass.
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There's glamour, banter, clinking glasses, searching looks and even one of those crashing storms that echo internal squalls.
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And the creaking floorboards, the dripping faucets, the clinking chandelier add such a weight to an already grim story.
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At Aperol-adjacent events, it's not unusual to see friends posing for photos, clinking their spritzes in the sun.
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From buying food to settling bar tabs, day-to-day dealings involved creased paper or clinking bits of metal.
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I was greeted with the sound of people clinking glasses and the wonderful aroma of different cuisines blending together.
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Every time he started a nail, the tin moved and the nail went clinking to the floor below him.
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Anthony Bourdain fans around the world will be clinking their glasses in honor of the late chef on June 25.
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David Schulte, the Oliver Peoples chief executive, reached over to Ashley, then to Mary-Kate, clinking his glass against theirs.
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A sound as ordinary as clinking ice cubes "feels like someone is stabbing me in my ears," she tells PEOPLE.
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As the clinking of forks grew silent, he recited a checklist that ran from bilingualism to high-school dropout rates.
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I can still remember the sound of that restaurant, the clinking glasses, the sense that you had joined a party.
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It's filled with soft, tender songs, carried by quiet, noodly guitar lines, clinking piano parts, and Martin's rich, gravelly voice.
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Last year, Coca-Cola got Twitter to add an emoji of two Coke bottles clinking every time someone tweeted #ShareACoke.
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Do indie quartets still toast away with their lives by clinking Bollinger with a large man in an ill-fitting suit?
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Whether it's dancing at a concert, doing cartwheels on the beach, or clinking glasses with friends, Loops makes profiles come alive.
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The sound of dozens of shackles clinking together echoed in the cavernous courtroom, like a Vegas slot machine hitting the jackpot.
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Afterward, they shared a quiet moment together on the ranch fishing dock at moonrise, talking quietly and clinking their champagne glasses.
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Swirl around your drink until everyone in the near vicinity can hear the ice clinking and take a swig of superiority.
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Maybe you have thought that clinking glasses with the host of "Good Eats" and "Cutthroat Kitchen" would be a fine thing.
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" The orphans, she continues, over the sound of cast iron teapots and clinking teaspoons, "are those who want to leave or break.
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Those noises continue humming and clinking and swirling as the vlogger sits silently to let you the viewer take it all in.
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And why bother going to brunch, if you aren't at least going to post a nice Boomerang of your pals clinking glasses?
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Between the clinking glasses and glitzy costumes, Bonnie notices Perry manhandling Celeste and decides to follow Celeste to make sure she's okay.
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He wanted to travel in the highest echelons of society, clinking glasses with socialites and captains of industry and cavorting on yachts.
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During another dinner, I had to stop a German guest from clinking his wine glass against a Syrian woman's glass of water.
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It is wound around the sackcloth's neck and knotted, the clinking clanking load sent across the wall and down into the borehole.
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As far as the eye could see, the ocean turned from an azure delight into a colossal gathering of clinking, floating rocks.
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"Clink on the drink" almost reminds me of ice tinkling in a glass, or perhaps clinking two glasses together in a toast.
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The clinking of our glasses and that hit of citrus brought by the first sip of limoncello marks the arrival back home.
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There's also the sound that everyday objects make: footsteps, spoons clinking against coffee mugs, the scrape of a chair leg on the floor.
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"Some people are so stuffy @chelseahandler #NewYearsReady," Hudson wrote in the post showing the friends clinking glasses to ring in the New Year.
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"All That," led by strings of bass, harp, and violin, transformed out of clinking, shimmering synth track to a profound statement of support.
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Half an hour into the delivery run, the incessant rattle and clinking of hundreds of NOS canisters is beginning to grate on me.
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There are a few repeats from last year: a face-palm and shrug emoji are on the list, alongside clinking glasses and bacon.
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The air was as full of confused tears as it was the sound of bottles clinking and crackly sound-systems blaring "Let's Dance".
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"If you go on an ice sledding trip or out on a boat you don't want 20 beer bottles clinking away," Johansen explains.
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When the man came back, his bag was full and clinking, and a gold cross swung on a gold chain around his wrist.
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For a week, our house had thrilled to the sounds of small feet on stairs, stories being read, spoons clinking against cereal bowls.
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All you hear is the clinking of the bleachers being broken down and it's empty, and you're still standing there doing your live shot.
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U+1F933 CLINKING GLASSES An elegant way to celebrate, whether you just got a new job or completely owned someone on the net. 20.
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Her friend Shanique Turner, 23, raised a shot of tequila and offered a toast: "To the king," she said, clinking glasses with Ms. Bernard.
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Bombing there means hearing a sad symphony of the HVAC system and clinking silverware, or maybe seeing Henry Kissinger nodding off at Table 27.
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This notably includes a pair of clinking Champagne glasses (see what we did there?), avocado, croissant, and bacon, on the food and drink front.
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They chug along metaphorically toward some unknown destiny but invariably headed to the universal end game of death, clinking and clacking, dancing and weeping.
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The soundtrack too recalls a specific kind of wealthy, ambient horror: single, piercing notes; ice clinking against glass; hotel doors unlocking with plastic key cards.
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Once again, the sound of clinking metal fills the air, this time as they pack away the cuffs, dropping them into worn green duffel bags.
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She breaks from the pack to relieve herself in a dark alley, where she's terrified by the sound of a clinking bottle and heavy breathing.
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The result is a sort of hypnotic quality—the sounds of clinking metal, the grinding of sandpaper and the whirring of a lathe populate each video.
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Buckner's team was one out away, then one strike away from making baseball lovers of New England begin clinking drinks and planning to attend a parade.
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"It took me almost thirty years to truly understand everything you sacrificed for me," she captioned an image of her and her mom clinking wine glasses.
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They would stash the pieces in small nylon coolers—ubiquitous lunch boxes in today's workplaces—and place rags between the rods to prevent them from clinking together.
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The sounds of clinking leg chains, elephant cries and trumpets, and music composed and blended by Chris Peck haunted "Elephant" and transported the audience into the stories.
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Where the air smells of bergamot & sunshine, and the world swells around you in a wave of long and lyrical 'zaaa's' and the ring of glasses clinking.
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This could be running water or a washing machine that is 'on' when you initiate a command and noises like clinking plates that happen while you're speaking.
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Amid guards in traditional costume and the sound of clinking glasses, Merkel joined a celebratory event in Ingolstadt, where on Thursday a special beer fountain was unveiled.
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But within hours, hundreds of alerts began popping up on their phones: emojis of whiskey pours, clinking champagne flutes, sloshing beer mugs, martinis and red wine glasses.
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As the ad continues, it shows people carrying boxes and buckets of KFC, with one group of twentysomethings clinking chicken nuggets together as if toasting with champagne.
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For seventeen years, I have awoken to those workers, to clinking silverware rolled in cloth and porcelain plates removed from the oven in preparation for breakfast service.
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Christmas Eve for us generally involves clinking glasses of Aperol spritz and "frosé" with friends at beer gardens or beach bars and listening to local live music.
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Another center of focus is a giant, illustrated diorama of Alice in Wonderland's tea party — complete with clinking teacup sounds and a backstory on the Mad Hatter.
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Neither the extended awning overhead nor the ice clinking in our sweating glasses could shield us from the shimmering heat as we began unraveling our murky family connection.
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No sir… I'd be sittin' across from him, clinking glasses and having an effervescent giggle about the fact I now own the finest Gin company on planet earth.
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There are the two white-haired Hispanic gentleman on the patio at a table nearby, most likely in their 80s, clinking longnecks formally under clouds of cigarette smoke.
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Heavy jackets and T-shirts tumbled off bodies as everyone disrobed at once, revealing soft flesh pinched by leather straps, clinking chains, gimp masks, and other fetish gear.
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This is a great night, he had written, and I looked up and said Yes, and we raised our glasses to each other, clinking them before we drank.
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He remembers music playing from the lawn, hearing it as he lay in bed upstairs, and laughter and glasses clinking and someone shouting for ice, plenty of ice.
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The only thing you can hear is the clinking of glasses and loud drunken voices, which promptly stop as soon as they spot a foreign face walking in.
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Describing that phone call in 2015, Money said he "could hear clinking and clanking in the background" as Spector was doing dishes at the time, according to Billboard.
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When I walked down the street on a sunny afternoon, I heard children laughing, wine glasses clinking on a neighbor's porch, piano music wafting from a curtained window.
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When Michael Peppiatt, at 21, met Francis Bacon, the 53-year-old artist was already all artifice, well spoken when well rehearsed, his bistro doctrines applauded by clinking glasses.
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If you're tired of the overpriced specials at your neighborhood bar or clinking Champagne glasses on your best friend's trusty couch, there's a flight deal you should know about.
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I'm trying to bring up all that shit that was going on around me when it happened—the bouncing of a basketball, the weights clinking, the smell of sweat.
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Then you retired in your 60s to a life of clinking lemonade glasses in front of a sunrise every day and laughing with your grandkids in a backyard pool.
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Another, equally beautiful video illustrates a gradual, meditative process, albeit one more benign: in Alana Iturralde's Baoding Balls, a hand rotates the titular objects in its palm, clinking them together.
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Below the photo was a message for the prosecutor, Karl Miller: "Salute Mr. Miller this is a good rum," the note read, followed by an emoji of clinking beer mugs.
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In the video, the camera pans throughout a house with people engaging in various activities, such as holding a TV remote, clinking glasses and playing the block-stacking game Jenga.
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In the bass and drum I saw barrage balloons sagging over the Corniche, two men clinking martini glasses at the bar of the Cap D'Or, grimacing at the dreadful gin.
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Murray was literally clinking full champagne bottles with players like Dexter Fowler -- and telling all the Cubbies why last night was one of the most special moments in his life.
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J.P. On "Water's Rising," the experimental producer Djrum creates a swirling ambrosia of clinking beats and dreamy piano while Lola Empire sings of infatuation in a distant but declarative tone.
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From the sounds of other patrons to the clinking of mugs and dishware to the rain outside — listening to it feels like experiencing the March day I could be having.
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She's sitting on a couch, the ends of her dreads adorned with clear chandeliers strung together like beads on a necklace, clinking against each other as she gesticulates or laughs.
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With sharp eyes saving the evening, the couples likely had the most pleasant of meals, clinking glasses as they smiled at each other over plates of garlic-free roast chicken.
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The pop singer, 29, and her longtime music collaborator, 35, were together in New York City, where they celebrated the midnight release of Swift's new album Lover by clinking champagne glasses.
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ANDECHS, Germany (Reuters) - The sound of clinking glass fills the room as a monk inspects one of hundreds of beer bottles passing along the production line at Andechs monastery in Bavaria.
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The other memorable moments — setting foot in our first "real" office, clinking champagne glasses after closing our Series A, hiring our second, third, 30th, 100th employee — don't tell the same story.
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Branding is not just about perfect color and font choices for a flashy website or photos of you in front of a private jet or clinking champagne glasses on a yacht.
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The clinking, clanging metal horses won't fool anybody for long, but more than in previous BioShock games, they suggest an element of wildness can survive filtering through such a tame form.
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The soft sounds of voices and the clinking of crockery as meals were prepared drifted through to the section of the elegant Belgrade apartment where the director Mila Turajlic grew up.
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Listen to conversations in London today and you will hear fewer renters voicing resentment at the perceived free ride of public-housing tenants, fewer owners clinking glasses over their capital gains.
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At the Governors Ball after the show, I saw the academy president, John Bailey, clinking champagne glasses with his fellow governors: After months of controversy, they'd still managed to land the plane.
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During a shoot for the Showtime comedy series "House of Lies" last month, Don Cheadle sat outside a cafe in Old Havana, puffing on a fat cigar and clinking glasses with three compadres.
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"A new Europe has to be close to Russia as before because we want to have our sovereignty," he continued over the clinking of coffee cups and buzz of conversation around the lobby.
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The Australian Fimmel delivers Ragnar's lines in a light, calm voice topped with a thin layer of accent – a lilt that suggests the sound of ice cubes clinking in a gin and tonic.
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The shuffle of sneakers on the floor, the clinking of wine bottles behind the bar, the sound of my pen clicking as I take notes—they are all part of a new song.
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But the days that followed Sunday's champagne-clinking in Sanders' office came as a surprise to multiple people in the West Wing, according to interviews with half a dozen officials and Trump associates.
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"When I meet people from my past, they're not really shocked where my life has taken me," Mr. Gerber said, clinking his Casamigos and ice, flanked by his wife and equally symmetrical daughter.
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We actually scan the horizon, hearing their approach for a long interval before they descend, with Daenerys clinking to Drogon's neck like Bastian on the luck dragon at the end of The Neverending Story.
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The famously pro-pot 24-year-old singer — who revealed she is "completely clean" from drinking and drugs in a May Billboard cover story — shared some throwback photos clinking glasses with her older sister.
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Lorraine's first scene is her emerging from a bath of ice water, which was intended to numb her visibly battered body, then clinking a few cubes into some Stoli to speed along the process.
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I AM SO EXCITEDDDDDDD, I wrote, and as with any message of sincere and unparalleled sentiment, I thought to include emojis: the party hat, the airborne confetti, the two tumblers of light beer clinking.
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It's a constant confab of rumbling, drilling, whistling, spinning, humming, creaking, rattling, bawling and clinking, and a lot of the time it drives me up the wall, these walls that are much too thin.
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The celebrated avant-garde composer Toshi Ichiyanagi released a 1963 piece called Music for Tinguely that modulates ominous sonic sheets of clinking metal and glass, freeing music-making from the strictures of traditional songwriting.
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Last Friday, in the kind of cold that numbs the toes, the presence of liquor attracted a few customers who stopped to have a drink with him, clinking little snifters of brown and clear alcohol.
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There's simply nothing better than a lazy weekend afternoon with pals, clinking mimosas, noshing on all the bacon and eggs you can get your hands on, and making the most of those precious days off work.
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A hammer harshly clinking against a pipe, with a bell providing the question mark, is answered by despairing deep thwacks of fists on a drum: Mr. Venables gives us wit, hostility and poignancy, all at once.
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You are sitting crossed-legged in the cradle of a round, retro dining chair, your rings clinking against the side of a mug of chai tea, with a cluster of wind chimes twinkling above the patio.
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In various stages of undress, the artist engages in repetitive, rhythmic gestures, such as banging a stick on a tire or clinking a fork on a glass, to accompany other selves who sing and play guitar.
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But hedge fund managers weren't the only ones clinking glasses: individual investors, like the 70-year-old son of a Swiss butcher, were among the top winners in the largest pharma deal in Europe in 13 years.
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Bowls of dumplings swimming in rich, thick broth and plates piled high with glistening meat and vegetables are making their way to tables, and the heartening clinking of glasses can be heard above the buzz of conversation.
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Much like the characters of Amy Poehler's directorial debut, which hits Netflix May 10, I was busy clinking glasses with my friends, sampling lots of wine, and getting day drunk in a chic and therefore socially acceptable setting.
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Over celebratory clinking of glasses, my newly-minted-partner friend whispered to me that she was pregnant with her first child, followed with a quip about how she had timed it perfectly because her partnership was now secure.
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The fact that users give themselves Venmo FOMO by mentally translating clinking beer mugs into "they hung out without me" is now so common that people use it to their advantage, actively being coy to drum up interest.
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Choi gets the details right: the mix tapes, the perms, the smokers' courtyards, the "Cats" sweatshirts, the clove cigarettes, the ballet flats worn with jeans, the screenings of "Rocky Horror," the clinking bottles of Bartles & Jaymes wine coolers.
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LONDON — Two years ago, on a wintry February night, the clinking of champagne flutes clutched by editors, buyers and influencers in town for London Fashion Week could be heard echoing through the gilded state rooms of Buckingham Palace.
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The ASA also considered augmented reality (AR) elements of the Snapchat lens, such as cheering voices and clinking glasses, to appeal to a younger age group, but a Snap spokesperson disagreed that AR is primarily attractive to children.
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In the rangers welcoming returning visitors, in the full campgrounds, in the climbers walking along the trails in the glorious late-afternoon light, their carabiners clinking a musical accompaniment on the approach to the great walls of granite.
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The mornings are filled with the clinking of espresso cups and the hum of conversation at Bar Pritlicje, an ur-hip cafe and the de facto headquarters for the city's gay scene on the ground floor of City Hall.
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But amid the relentless clinking of Champagne glasses, flashy showcases and sequin-encrusted models cruising the floor with multimillion-dollar showstoppers, the mood at the fair this year was, according to its regulars, more subdued than at fairs past.
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But if you are one of the social media app's 191 million daily users, those brief videos of your sneakers pounding the pavement, your friends clinking glasses or your adorable baby bashing cymbals might have been creating sonic art.
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Last month, the "Breathin' " singer posted a video clinking glasses of champagne with her friends, which captured a slight change to the "Reborn" tattoo on her left hand that she got with Davidson, 24, while the couple was still together.
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Toups' Meatery is typically closed on Mondays, devoid of its clinking glasses of bourbon, first dates with mouths full of boudin and delicious charcuterie, and eyes ogling the massive elk horns that function as a centerpiece in the main dining room.
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As we entered Bagni Est Finale, the beach club run by Franco Morasca and his sister, the clinking of the plates, and wafting smell of garlic pulled us into the patio restaurant — serving up fresh but simple seafood and pasta.
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JERUSALEM — The sleek figures, kohl-rimmed eyes and offerings to the gods etched on ancient Egypt's temples and tombs are enjoying a kind of graphic afterlife, reincarnated in the tears of joy, clinking beer mugs and burger emojis of digital messaging.
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As a child, I relished the sound of beads clinking together at the end of my braids as I jumped rope, but flinched while getting my hair pressed, fearing the sting of a hot comb perilously close to my earlobes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads UTRECHT, The Netherlands — Right off the city's main commercial thoroughfare, where bicycles zoom past with a clinking sound, is one of the Netherlands' most surprising treasures, the Museum Speelklok (or Museum of Musical Clocks).
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I'm standing in the graffiti-daubed stairwell of a down-at-heel apartment block in Lisbon, my ear pressed to a scuffed white door as I try to work out whether I can hear the sound of clinking plates from within.
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While innocent treats like birthday cake slices and lollipops are scattered around the list, four of the top 20 emoticons are alcohol, including the single and clinking beer emoji, wine, and even the martini glass, suggesting that "drunk" might be everyone's favorite filter.
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The "God Is a Woman" singer, 25, posted a video clinking glasses of champagne with her friends, which captured a slight change to the "Reborn" tattoo on her left hand that she got with Davidson, 24, while the couple was still together.
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But hypnotism doesn't always involve a clinking teacup (like in the movie Get Out) or a swinging watch — it can simply be caused by listening to specific verbal cues that draw you into a trance-like state or make you fall asleep completely.
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The clothes that three hours earlier smelled purposefully of laundry powder are now crippled by cigarette smoke and rings of sweat, and as you pull another bottle clinking from the fridge you quietly admit to yourself that tonight you're not going anywhere.
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A tie-loosening four pints drunk at breakneck speed, as if everyone clinking glasses would never be able to sup the foamy head off a Stella ever again, followed by the same tiresome will-we-won't-we-yes-we-probably-will conversation.
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When Obama arrived for the first time as president in 2009, his destination was a homey bistro on a Parisian side street -- all warm light, red-and-white tablecloths, and the constant din of clinking glasses and potatoes being thrust into hot oil.
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"We have ended the war on American workers, we have stopped the assault on American industry, and we have launched an economic boom the likes of which we have never seen before," Mr. Trump said, to the sound of forks clinking on plates.
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President Trump underscored that theme during the state banquet by clinking glasses with Queen Elizabeth after his own toast, outraging the liberal etiquette police but inspiring regular American people who practice that same cherished tradition during weddings, holiday meals, and other special occasions.
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Just some of the standout moments from the 2010s include the invention of Boomerang allowing every Instagram bruncher to capture a never-ending circular video of clinking drinks, the infamous "Egg," and Beyoncé announcing her pregnancy in front of a flower wall.
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The skilled novelist here brings alive not just the political turmoil that surrounded Shostakovich, but his love for his wives, his love for his children, a vivid counterpoint of artistic freedom and political oppression—the eloquent conjuring of one glass of vodka clinking against another.
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Warm, yellow light and the sounds of clinking glass and laughter spill out onto the street, as the metal grate of the shopfront is raised a metre or so from the pavement—just enough to allow people to crawl under and through the door.
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That dichotomy between small and big is inherent in the ceremony itself: The films favored by the Gothams are decidedly scaled down, yet the event is held at Cipriani Wall Street, a cavernous space where crowd chatter and clinking silverware drown out every acceptance speech.
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In a video posted to Jen Atkin's Instagram, the hairstylist says, "It's a beautiful day for the races," panning over to show Derek Blasberg and Luke Evans clinking champagne flutes and Kendall pumping her fist and whooping on the players in her best Vivian Ward impression.
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Samples of footsteps clacking across hardwood floor, clinking silverware, and open air collide with one another, crafting abstract spaces and narratives that couldn't reasonably exist in the real world—it's a dizzying and disorienting effect, but one that primes you to absorb the record's more melodic moments.
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I did so, and after clinking glasses and exchanging a few guarded speculations on United States-Mexico relations in the Trump era, I left them to stew in the frothing water and commenced what would become a multiday driving meander down the Guadalupe Valley's Ruta de Vino.
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But on opening night, Mr. Quinn, 65, fizzed like champagne, snacking on canapés by Wolfgang Puck and clinking glasses with high profile well-wishers such as Dawn Hudson, the chief executive officer of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which Mr. Quinn has represented since 1987.
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While the official etymology is unclear, some theorize the term refers to the narrow, monolid eyes many Asians have; others suggest the word might be an onomatopoeia for the clinking metal-on-metal sound of Chinese laborers working on the railroads that were instrumental in the American expansion westward.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President-elect Mike Pence stood beneath the nine chandeliers of the Trump International Hotel's Presidential Ballroom, a modest walk from the soon-to-be Trump residence, with a dinnertime soundtrack of well-heeled donors clinking glasses and looking forward to an incoming administration of their conservative dreams.
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The percussive elements in "Judges" are the natural clinking of the bass sax's lumbering keys and the sound of the saxophone pads hitting the horn's open holes; the rest of what you hear on "Judges"—the multiple notes and the distortion—is created by Stetson's mastery of overtones and multiphonics.
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Generally, the ongoing state of New York is noise: cars, bars, music up from the street, silverware clinking and gently thudding in restaurants with sidewalk tables, people spilling out of those restaurants and waiting for tables on the curb, teen crisis and romance on the subway platform, the whole thing.
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Though the Tam O'Shanter was a clubby hangout for Disney executives in the 1950s, the lunchtime crowd that now fills the kitschy pub is a more diverse representation of the city: elderly couples with their elbows locked together, immigrant families and groups of young women, clinking their pints of beer.
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Helga's family neglects her to the point that she barely feels like more than a poltergeist in their presence; her mother even drinks "smoothies" that the Hey Arnold sound team would slyly amp up with clinking ice sounds to hint that there's always a shot of liquid courage floating around in there.
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I closed my eyes and thought about myself as a child: I thought about my grandmother and my aunts, all dressed up for the evening's festivities, long hair swaying, dancing to the baula around me until they shuffled out the door, leaving me with just the sound of chimes and clinking bangles.
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In April, Morgans Hotel Group, which owns chic properties such as Delano South Beach in Miami and Mondrian London, began offering guests a limited-edition "Mindfulness Coloring Book" with images inspired by the company's hotels, including a couple in a bubble bath clinking glasses of champagne in a guest room at the Royalton New York.
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I've had the very same problem as Gillett several times, most memorably about three years ago when I had a torturous, multi-day personal quest to find a lesser-known new wave hit of the 80s that I heard in a bar amid the din of pinball and clinking glasses, rendering it un-Shazam-able.
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At the five-year anniversary dinner of Protocinema, the itinerant American-Turkish non-profit, there was a cheerful mood of old friends getting together, and many words of encouragement could be heard, but in between the clinking glasses, so could conversations about the arrest of journalist Ahmet Sik over tweets and fears about whether or not to remain on social media.
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Then Stories launched, completely lifted from Snapchat's primary feature, everyone figured out it was a very good way of flirting, and suddenly, Instagram cleaved into two half apps: on one side, pristine photos of coffee in bed, and vacation swimming pools, and well-composed shots of yourself in front of a sunset; on the other, a rolling boil of drunken nights out, panting bicycle commutes, impromptu selfies, and clinking pints.
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There won't be any music in this sensory wonderland — just the sounds of trickling water, clinking glasses and parchment paper being wrapped around any number of treasures, including Ogata's eco-friendly Wasara line of paper tableware and a rotating selection of vintage pieces, such as hand-carved elm and camphor wooden bowls, that he has restored and updated through his S[es] line, which has rarely been available outside Japan.
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Somewhere in an alternate dimension — or, in a piece of exquisitely elaborate fan fiction (yes, this is a suggestion for you to write that piece of fan fiction and subsequently forward it to me) — Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) of Game of Thrones and Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) of The Handmaid's Tale are clinking goblets of red wine and discussing their strategy for sending people into spats of paralyzing fear using only side glances.
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You remember your dad taking you across for your first haircut, buying a case of Joyas and hearing the soda bottles clinking all the way home inside the trunk of the Oldsmobile, attending a wedding in Brownsville and then crossing over for the reception in Matamoros, eating at places like Los Norteños with the cabrito aflame in the front window, and your last night in town at Los Portales with its rustic interior and enormous glass case with the embroidered saddle and sheathed sword, your grilled fajitas and costillas sizzling on the hibachi set atop a rickety orange side table.
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