Sentence examples for dingdong from inspiring English sources

Disappointed that the #BBC is letting itself be censored by the #DailyMail over #DingDong.

JD, a successful online retailer akin to Amazon, this week showed off a voice-controlled gadget, dubbed the DingDong Smart Speaker, essentially a radio that plays whatever you tell it to music, news, weather, or whatever.

English dingdong and German bim-bam share several sound features in common that partially resemble the clanging of bells.

"The security of my men and the stability of my prison was at stake, and I have to contend with this bleeding-heart, liberal, academic, effete dingdong whose only concern was for a ridiculous thing like an independent variable.

If you ban it it will be number 1 for weeks' #dingdong — James Chapman (Mail) (@jameschappers) 12 Apr 13 Others, like the writer of the political blog Guido Fawkes, supported a late effort to drive another song, the punk anthem "I'm in Love With Margaret Thatcher," to the top of the singles chart.

The interviewer's got to go from him to him to him... and it can too often become a dingdong".

On tweet read: "I wasn't going to do it before but I am now going to buy #DingDong.

Dingdong theory didn't settle much our friend hadn't already surmised by this time.

But for anyone who had actually rather missed the combative dingdongs between Gordon Brown and David Cameron, last night was your night.