tink in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2

Definition

TINK (verb): To make a light, sharp, ringing sound, often associated with small metallic or glass objects.

The clock began to tink softly as the hour approached midnight.
She heard the tink of glass as the wind knocked over her favorite vase.
The tink of the metal against the stone echoed in the quiet courtyard.
As he tinked away at the keys, a beautiful melody filled the room.
The tink-tink of the small bells on her bracelet brought a smile to her face.
The clock on the wall began to tink softly, signaling the passage of time.
As she worked on her project, I could hear the tink of metal against metal from the nearby workshop.
A small stone fell into the fountain, creating a gentle tink that echoed in the quiet garden.
He picked up the glass and dropped it accidentally, resulting in a sharp tink that startled everyone in the room.
The children gathered around the musician, enchanted by the tink of the small bells he played.