Sentence examples for * ting in from inspiring English sources

— without even trying to explain to him what they know too well, that the tricks are easy; the hard part is preventing the clowns from committing suicide and the lion trainer from get- ting in bed with the ringmaster's wife.

Cooks, I learned, indulge the gaping outsider—I want to run away with the circus!—without even trying to explain to him what they know too well, that the tricks are easy; the hard part is preventing the clowns from committing suicide and the lion trainer from get- ting in bed with the ringmaster's wife.

Updated at 7.48am BST 7.40am BST Wei Ting in Singapore emails in: "Can I trouble you to repost this article that you did before the round of 16?

"There must be other races out there," she wrote in a letter to Ting in the mid 1950's, "watching our tiny yellow sun glimmering in their unknown field of the sky.

We would also like to acknowledge the technical assistance of Corine Ting in manual curation of some of the whole-genome assemblies.

Dario D'Ambrosi certainly makes "Bong Bong Bong Against the Wall, Ting Ting Ting in Our Heads," his people-and-puppet fantasy about children with mental disabilities, interesting to look at.

There were several nods to British artists, including the surprising inclusion of Manchester band the Ting Tings in the best new artist category.

James Bond aside, there's the indeniable whiff of sex about gambling, spelled out by the Ting Tings in Fruit Machine to a thuggish glam rock rhythm.

"I might say to myself one day, 'I want to get a huge tattoo coming up the side of my face, and a huge piercing in the middle of my cheek,' and my friends will be like, 'naaaah cuz, you can't do that, idiot', and I have to stop and think: 'Would I have thought that was an idiot ting back in the day?'" And if the answer's yes? "Well there you go.

On Facebook, men and women can't be friends because the sex "ting" gets in the way.

8 T in the Park.