Sentence examples for crowded ring from inspiring English sources

She's the newest entrant in a crowded ring of candidates grappling for the Republican nomination for US Senate.

Mckesson, who grew up in Baltimore and returned to the city during the unrest last year, threw his hat into the crowded ring only moments before the February deadline.

Zaffire, a San Jose, Calif.-based startup which makes optical networking equipment, will officially throw its hat into a crowded ring later this month when it announces its second funding round and the first trials of its equipment.

When it opened the facility 18 months ago, the San Francisco ride-hailing start-up, which has a valuation of $62.5 billion, threw its hat into an increasingly crowded ring of automakers and tech firms racing to be first to market with a self-driving car.

But Robert Baratheon's bastard Gendry (who, if we're keeping count, is technically the next in the line of kingly succession, not that he seems eager to throw his hat in the crowded ring of would-be regents) is nothing if not game.

But the target in Inferno is overpopulation, an issue not raised by Dante even in his crowded rings of Hell.

Today, another new contender is throwing its hat into the now-crowded ring: Next, a skinnable custom keyboard that offers predictive typing, fast editing, plus instant access to emojis and stickers.

Immigration has been central to the Trump campaign from day one: he threw his hat into the crowded presidential ring with the remark that Mexican immigrants are "bringing drugs.

There is also a new acceptance that horses should be spared the stress of posing for photographs in a crowded parade ring after the unprecedented exertion of the Grand National.

If you shout fire in a crowded theater or ring up an airline and say you have planted a bomb on a plane, you will probably be arrested — and rightly so.

Yet despite all that, Cumberbatch has found the character less than a household name, "I think it's just astonishing considering his level of achievements and what he stands for that he is relatively obscure," said Cumberbatch, who with this role throws his hat into a crowded best-actor ring that includes Eddie Redmayne, also playing a game-changing British scientist.