On the mantel, two Baby Bells chimed softly every morning.

Her belles-lettristic essays captivated a small circle of critics.

They discussed belling the cat but hesitated when no one would take the risk.

The farmer belled the cat after it kept stealing eggs from the coop.

When everyone hesitates, Marcus bells the cat to protect the others.

She found the parish's bells and smells comforting, a reminder of the old rites she grew up with.

Every spring, my grandmother plants rows of Canterbury bells along the garden path, filling the air with a delicate fragrance and a cascade of blue and pink bell-shaped blooms.

The conference drew belle-lettrists from across Europe to discuss the revival of literary salons.

The conference panel praised her insight, noting that as a belle-lettrist she brought historical depth to every literary discussion.

At the garden party, the southern belles sipped sweet tea and exchanged polite gossip under the magnolia trees.