plink การใช้

• Plink-plink-plink go the tiles as they break.
• Plink-plink-plink go the tiles as they break.
• Plink-plink-plink go the tiles as they break.
• Most people come out once or twice a year and plink around,
• As banjos and mandolins plink amid eerie resonances, White contemplates the inexplicable.
• The plink plink of bullets became an irritant.
• The plink plink of bullets became an irritant.
• The flat plink of a banjo sets you on a porch in the heartland.
• How often will they plink that banjo?
• Plink, plunk, plink, plonk.
• Plink, plunk, plink, plonk.
• Ding, ding, plink, plink.
• Ding, ding, plink, plink.
• What might have been a goodly boom on a slow news day made barely a plink.
• Jordan is making a plink instead of a splash in his return to San Francisco politics.
• KELLIE2 ( Seattle ) _ Plink.
• Isn't that the tinny, plinkety-plink sound of a prohibition era speakeasy piano?
• Plink : Informal shooting at inanimate objects located at arbitrary or indefinite distances from the firing point.
• For my son it was a special treat to hear a professional composer discuss his craft and plink some keys.
• Ta-dummm, plink-plink . . . " Mary Lou came home to an empty house.