Sentence examples for ding that from inspiring English sources

Notifications are currently served up to Glass wearers via a "ding" that prompts the user to tilt his or her head up to read the actual message.

We think that those 5 seconds are inconsequential, and when we hear that "ding ding" that means we've received a text, that text becomes more important than our safety or the safety of those around us on the road.

"That ding, that was always there".

In Tibet there is a wonderful word, ding, that means knowing and feeling at home within oneself, comfortable in one's own skin, and this "at-homeness" really is the opposite of self-doubt.

The little ding that appeared recently on a window in the International Space Station is minor compared to the epic collisions that experts fear will occur as more satellites and debris clutter Earth's orbit.

The beginning of your flight is the best time to use Internet Like, as soon as you hear that magic "ding" that announces "time to get to work," start downloading like you're a 12-year-old with parents on their way home.

Extra credit: D (that was a South Carolina senator in 1856).

The Ds that excite Richard Desmond are mostly divorce, dalliance and décolletage.

He found most classes boring, and he got the only D that was handed out in criminal procedure.

The animation, a blend of 2- and 3-D that allows for particularly distinctive driving sequences, is definitely not retro.

It isn't just Real D that's benefiting.