Sentence examples for currently ringing from inspiring English sources

The paradox put me in mind of a famous line, currently ringing out hoarsely from the end of Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby trailer: "Can't repeat the past?

Yet in Jamaica, for 32-year-old sugar cane farmer and mother of four, Alexia Ludford, that promise (and with it the designation of 2015 as a European Year for Sustainable Development) is currently ringing rather hollow.

Similarly, while no one is currently ringing alarm bells about airlines' costs, which at $134.32 billion in 2016, were still 8% lower than the peak total of $146.10 billion in 2014, cost creep has returned to the industry.

Kwasi Kwarteng, a senior figure in the Conservative Free Enterprise Group, was taped suggesting that a future Conservative government would have to consider cutting all areas of public spending – including health, schools and international aid, which are currently ring-fenced – to clear the deficit.

But if these issues don't register as a downside for not buying one already assembled, the parts currently ring up for just under $1,800 right from Newegg with $40 for shipping.

Because that old anarchist adage urging people not to vote because only the government (always the same government) gets in currently rings true in post-agreement Northern Ireland.

A hammer driven by a 230-volt electric motor was later installed and currently rings the bell.

This new international wage competition will be a massive shock to workers who are currently ring-fenced ― white collar and professional workers at the high end and manual service workers at the low end.

It currently rings up at $32 CAD.

Fields bond and dbStereo are used when explicit information about bonds is encountered in a SMILES string, and map rings represents all currently opened rings including the type of the ring bond (if specified) and whether the first atom at the ring bond is aromatic.

Ring... rang... rung.