Sentence examples for ding when it from inspiring English sources

They can hear the ding when it stops on their floor and, worse, the whoosh as it goes up and down.

The victory puts France (3-0) in a position to win the six-team Group D when it plays Lithuania on Wednesday.

Hoadley estimates there were at least 10 million seniors signed up for Part D when it started; with the Affordable Care Act, there are about 6 million.

Whether the Sixth Circuit failed to afford the State court the deference it was entitled to under 28 U.S.C. § 2254(d), when it granted habeas relief with respect to an ineffective assistance of counsel claim where the substantial evidence of Thompkins' guilt allowed the State court to reasonably reject the claim.

Your skin produces vitamin D when it is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light.

Douglas Wilder (D) when it was passed in 1993.

3. Vitamin D When it comes to anti-aging, don't neglect your bone health.

Otherwise, until science proves otherwise, vitamin D supplements may just be vitamin "d'oh" when it comes to bone health.

The only real sound, indeed, comes from Robert Mataya, who is keen to show visitors that the wallet-sized piece of steel in his hand does not even make a "ding" when someone flicks it.

But it also extends to what has become the "D" word when it comes to gay players, or players who become identified as outliers for other reasons: distraction.

But the management icon had sharp words for how Trump is running the White House, giving him a "D-minus" when it comes to managing the federal bureaucracy.