jangling

But nerves are jangling inside Labour because of what many see as unforced errors.

And because it’s Area, hardware was plentiful in distressed leather jackets jangling and dripping with silver spikes and chain mail.

There’s a cacophony of slamming metal doors, keys jangling, and shouts and screams from inmates as officers race to see what’s happened.

It's only a snapshot, but such sentiment might explain why some Conservative nerves in Westminster are jangling.

A jangling set of house keys was once synonymous with American success: the striver’s ultimate prize.