Sentence examples for be a ding from inspiring English sources

The only effect of Mann's lawsuit being dismissed/Mann losing in court would be a ding on Mann's already poor reputation.

For authors who aren't Mantel, pursuing historical fiction can be a ding to their reputation, stamping them as mediocre or less interested in literary accomplishment than playing in a historical sandbox.

I would dance and be merry, Life would be a ding-a-derry, If I only had a brain... Lyric by EY Harburg When snow lay heavy on the land, and January winds sang in the trees and beat at the plastic we'd hung in the cold door to keep the oil bill down, when Christmas trees shed their needles: that's when I died.

Though a skeptical parent is likely to sense the emerald lure of the almighty dollar here, there's something to be said for finally seeing the film on a 23-by-32-foot 23-by-32-foot 23-by-32-foot 23-by-32-foot be a ding-a-derry/If I only had a brain".

There'll be a d.j.j

I think I should be a d.j.j

Let M be a d-dimensional compact Riemannian manifold.

Stray hints gathered from phones splintered the groups: there would be a d.j.j

Let ((X,D)) be a D-generalized metric space.

Let (T:Xrightarrow X) be a D-admissible self mapping, and ((X,D)) be a complete D-generalized metric space.

Lemma 2.6[5]Let (X d) be a d-metric space.