tinkly sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. R & G; has a unified sound, rare in hip-hop albums, but it's a sound based on tinkly pianos and noodly guitars and windchimes.
2. "Day Is Done " has the tinkly prettiness and elementary vocabulary of a children's song, even while suggesting that its actual subject is a pair of illicit lovers.
3. But unlike Central Park, a hotel bar offers you comfortable sofas, tinkly music, a great selection of wine and liquor, and, often, tasty _ and free _ salty snacks.
4. Tinkly synthesizers weave in and out of jangling guitar paintings, while Miller's inimitable voice  high, keening, edging into a whine but never quite getting there  croons over the top.
5. She has one great moment : When Peter first invites her over to his place to watch " Kung Fu, " the camera zooms into her face and tinkly music materializes on the soundtrack.
6. Spare an hour for " In the Gloaming " _ and don't be lulled for a minute by Reeve's decision to score the soundtrack with tinkly piano keys and film with Hallmark-card sheen.
7. In fact, things are exactly what they seem, since every hackneyed cinema trick from tinkly pianos to shock cuts and half-focused frames has been employed to clue us into the malevolence that lurks behind the Glasses'benign facade.
8. It uses three of the debut album's producers . [ . . . ] There are bouncy, tinkly songs aimed at teen-agers, [ . . . ] and slow tunes aimed at sentimental adults, as before.
9. In Duche Jubilo also sounds like a good choice-I've always loved it since Mike Oldfield recorded it and it sounds like the tinkly notes of a twangy bit of metal wouldn't destroy the character of the piece.
10. "Remote " has slides of urban landscapes by Bruce Mau and a string quartet ( Ron Oakland, Margaret Dugdale, David J . Bursack and Wendy Sutter, playing the buzzing and tinkly score by Eleanor Hovda ( who usually composes for Nancy Meehan ).