Sentence examples for care rings from inspiring English sources

If listening to Drake's "Take Care" rings any bells, it's because it's basically a refix of Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx's "I'll Take Care Of You" plus Drake's additional lyrics (almost void of Scott-Heron's grit) and the addition of Rihanna's "come hither" refrain.

You may look questionable while using it, but who cares! Ring ring!

James R. Knickman President and Chief Executive New York State Health Foundation New York, June 16, 2008 • To the Editor: Your report that "many of the newly insured reported difficulty finding a primary care physician" rings especially true with the American College of Physicians.

Would you care to ring me to discuss the matter?

"I loved the entrepreneur thing, but I don't really care about ring tones," she said.

The plot involved 10 doctors, 9 separate clinics in New York City and 105 different corporations, all in service of a health care fraud ring that federal authorities say conspired to steal more than a quarter of a billion dollars from insurance companies.

If the signing of the historic health care bill rang a very loud bell across the country, then the passing of the Student Aid and Financial Relief Act (SAFRA) landed with a relative whisper.

Managed care "no longer rings true with large employers," he said.

Like, it is in other girls' code that you must really care about engagement rings, like, must and really, so when that girl code is applied to me and I inevitably break the girl code because in my subculture's girl code I am increasingly and correctly anti-impressed the more objectively impressive an engagement ring is.

Take care to remove rings and other jewelery before cleaning the eyeglasses.

Paul Raeburn (Aug. 14) paints a picture of intensive-care nurseries that rings true to me as a pediatrician.