Sentence examples for * ding in from inspiring English sources

Some are mystical, as in, "I want to put a ding in the universe".

I remember being separated from my sister and being sent to live with Uncle Ding in a warehouse.

The man who said in his youth that he wanted to "put a ding in the universe" did just that.

"I want to put a ding in the universe," he told me when I first met him in 1981.

has left a stubborn ding in the culture, was bought for the movies by the director Rob Reiner before it reached Broadway.

Nearly all the world's most innovative companies are run by megaminds who set themselves hubristic goals such as "putting a ding in the universe" (Steve Jobs).

The predicative core in the examples of polysyllabic utterance particles include 好 hao 'be good' in Mandarin, 罷 ba 'stop, finish' in Mandarin and its counterpart 罷 baa 'stop, finish' in Cantonese, 是 shi 'be' and its counterpart 係 hai 'be' in Cantonese, 定 ding 'stable' in Cantonese, and 得 dak 'possible, able' in Cantonese.

With reporting by Dennis Normile in Hong Kong and Ding Yimin in Beijing.

They named him Ding, as in "Who put the ram in the ram-a-lam-a-ding-dong".

For example, Ding questioned in 1995 whether the migratory locusts in East China are really the oriental subspecies as seen in Hainan, since the black strip marking on both sides of the pronotum found in the solitary locusts from Hainan were not present in the majority of locusts from East China [ 14] (however his view has received little attention).

Nicola Sturgeon used her first day in the post to eschew "the usual defensive ding dong" in favour of a more open-minded approach.