Sentence examples for being ring from inspiring English sources

I found myself having a disproportionately hostile reaction the other day to an article about an owl being "ring bearer" at a wedding.

Twelve people accused of being ring members were arraigned today in Superior Court in Union County before Judge John F. Malone.

The warp being ring dyed, creates denim's fading characteristics, which is unique compared to every other textile material.

There was no sign of Ward being ring rusty despite his lay-off and his work-rate had his opponent well behind after the first three rounds.

Abnormalities on chest radiography were reported in 55 participants (47%), the most common being ring and tramline opacities.

It is simply not true that these areas are being ring-fenced.

My view is that there remains huge inefficiency in public services, although many poor services are being ring-fenced and cuts imposed in the wrong places.

Sir Ian Cheshire, the former chief executive of B&Q's owner Kingfisher, is poised to become chairman of the UK division of Barclays Bank, the part of the lender being ring-fenced to protect taxpayers from any future banking crisis.

Those complex instruments - usually characterised by acronyms such as CDOs or CDSs - are now among the toxic waste clogging up the financial system and being ring-fenced by governments desperate to revive their collapsing economies.

Overall, council grants will be cut by 7.1% a year for each of the four years of the spending review, but Osborne said local authorities would be given more flexibility in how to spend the money, with only school and public health funding being ring-fenced.

In an attempt to show the public and cabinet colleagues that money being ring-fenced from Treasury cuts will be spent wisely, Mitchell said he wanted to know whether money spent at agencies such as the World Bank and the UN matched up to the government's anti-poverty objectives and delivered real benefits.