Sentence examples for a ding from from inspiring English sources

Bugatti defended its record, offering doubts that a ding from Guinness would tarnish the supercar's reputation.

I looked back up to sketch the black buildings when I heard a ding from a text message that finally got through during a rare confluence of cell signal and phone.

Dr. Jack fields lots of calls from his assistant (Amy Brenneman), but one day he receives a ring-a-ding from someone who says that he has 88 minutes to live... then 82 minutes... and so on.

Coding sequences for subclades A-D from the AA10 family were collected and codon alignments were generated with MUSCLE.

OUR public elementary school in East Harlem, Central Park East I, got a D from Mayor Michael Bloomberg last week.

Mr. Dold got a "D" from the National Rifle Association for backing some gun restrictions.

Which brings us to poor PSG, whose start to the season, namely three draws and two losses, would doubtless have received no better than a D- from any teacher with the requisite nous.

It received an "F" for government spending transparency, and the legislature has not fared much better with a "D" from the Sunlight Foundation for the second consecutive year.

Bernie, the guy who gets a D- from the NRA.

That is, we cannot directly compare a D from a combination of two time points with a D from three time points.

The number of SNPs in the MLST analysis was not sufficient to discriminate pairs A and D from each other.