dingdong in a sentence

Definition

DINGDONG: a sound produced by a bell, often used to indicate an event such as a doorbell ringing or the striking of a clock.

The doorbell rang with a cheerful dingdong, announcing the arrival of guests.
As soon as the clock struck midnight, it let out a loud dingdong that echoed through the quiet streets.
She laughed when the children's game ended with a playful dingdong that signaled the winner.
The old church bell chimed a melodious dingdong, filling the air with a sense of peace.
His phone buzzed with a notification, making a quick dingdong sound that interrupted the meeting.