bellows in a sentence

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Definition

Bellows are a mechanical device used to blow air onto a fire, often made of a flexible material, that can also produce a loud sound.

The old blacksmith used bellows to stoke the fire for his forge.
The sound of the bellows echoed through the workshop, filling the air with life.
As the musician played, the bellows of the accordion expanded and contracted rhythmically.
The survivalist taught us how to use bellows to start a fire without matches.
In the distance, we could hear the bellows of a cow, signaling the return of the herd.
He took a deep breath, his chest rising and falling like the bellows of an organ.
With a puff, the bellows released a gust of air that sent the embers dancing.
The antique bellows on display were beautifully crafted and told stories of the past.
She watched in awe as the bellows inflated, creating a powerful gust of wind.
The children laughed as they played with the bellows, pretending to be fire-breathing dragons.