Sentence examples for a ring of that from inspiring English sources

It was so scripty it had a ring of that famous moment in the 2010 debates where Clegg, Cameron and Brown (RIP RIP RIP) started spouting anecdotes about how they'd all independently met black men.

With the loot, he builds a slave empire and acquires two marvelous things: a ring of gold that brings infinite power and a tarnhelm (magic cap) that can make the wearer invisible.

What's worse is that it's found in a plasmid, a ring of DNA that can be passed directly between different strains of bacteria as well as being simply inherited.

Motivation: The O-ring theory reveals that the binding hot spot at a protein interface is surrounded by a ring of residues that are energetically less important than the residues in the hot spot.

Figure 10 illustrates a toroidal winding of conducting wire around a ring of iron that has a small gap.

I have a ring of stones that date to 3500 B.C. It's like a little Stonehenge.

Perched atop a ring of boulders that lie strewn around a hollow in the landscape, it looks like the site of a momentous pagan ritual.

For two decades, Rupert Murdoch worked to become king of the cosmos, launching a ring of satellites that hover over five continents.

By Sunday afternoon last year my tent was surrounded by a ring of plants that had grown as I met up with fellow enthusiasts and swapped tips.

When the operculum falls, there is exposed a ring of teeth that controls the release of the spores over an extended period of time.

A southern African method utilizes a ring of poles that is inserted into the ground, brought together in a crest, and expertly thatched.