Sentence examples for a ring from the from inspiring English sources

The man also stole a ring from the woman, the official said.

Someone fashioned a ring from the cage of a Champagne cork, and someone else volunteered to be the officiant.

In a theatrical flourish Beecher fetched a ring from the collection plate, slipped it onto Pinky's finger and declared, "With this ring, I thee wed to freedom".

The building is not big enough for the Saturn V, the rocket that sent the Apollo astronauts to the moon, but on display is a ring from the rocket that housed the navigation and guidance system.

The singer Jim Cornelison is among hundreds of support personnel who received a ring from the Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks, in recognition of the way his rousing rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" energizes hockey crowds at the United Center.

After getting a ring from the nose of "a piggy-wig" they are married next day by the turkey on the hill.

Choose a ring from the Edwardian era (1900 to 1920) for a platinum ring that might be crafted with scrollwork on the band, or lacy and pierced details.

In other words there is a ring homomorphism from the field into the endomorphism ring of the group of vectors.

U-S-A! rang from the arena's upper reaches.

Picture an iron ring hanging from a magnet and magnetized so that a second ring hangs from the first and another ring from the second.

A few weeks later Vadon bought a ring from Internet Diamonds over the phone.