At the cathedral rehearsal, the conductor asked the mene to sing the soaring middle part with steady breath.

The museum exhibited several rare menes from the ancient collection.

The museum displayed several bells cast by the Meneelys, showcasing three generations of metalwork.

Meneely's foundry cast the bell that hung in the town hall.

When the mysterious hand appeared on the palace wall and wrote mene mene tekel upharsin, the courtiers fell silent, realizing that Daniel's interpretation foretold the king's and his dynasty's doom.

Menear brought the archive of Cornish family records to the museum for the exhibition.

The Menears gathered in the old manor to celebrate their ancestor's birthday.