Sentence examples for get a ring from from inspiring English sources
In the raucous comedy "The Tinker's Wedding," a young woman (played with delicious spunk by Simone Kirby) is determined to get a ring from her man, but must battle the venality of a boozy priest and the rather more powerful opposition of her snarlingly irreverent would-be mother-in-law (Ms. Mullen, as riveting as a bawdy drunk as she was as the grief-choked Maurya only moments before).
Take the delightful, heart-catching "Sunday Phone Call," in which the speaker gets a ring from her dead father.
After getting a ring from the nose of "a piggy-wig" they are married next day by the turkey on the hill.
Judging by that standard, Emily is getting a ring from Arie at the end of the season, since he was the one she pulled out her va-va-voom skintight dress and heels for.
Listowel Paranormal Society's assistant director Jen Parker told BuzzFeed News that she didn't even realize the group had left the EMF behind until she got a ring from the cops, who told her that they had evacuated the entire building and destroyed the "suspicious item" with a bomb disposal robot before realizing that, you know, it wasn't a bomb at all.
We expect to get a ring almost any time now from someone in Montclair asking us to come out and see his collection.
Belt didn't get a ring during the 2011 ceremony but watched from the dugout and said he imagined putting his own championship ring on one day.
Even with the funds' support, Mr. Lane, Mr. Hammergren and Mr. Thompson didn't exactly get a ringing endorsement from shareholders, with just 59 percent for Mr. Lane, 54 percent for Mr. Hammergren and 55 percent for Mr. Thompson.
Mr Cameron told MPs last month that as a result of that review he expected proposals to return some powers to Westminster to be "in our manifesto and I think it will get a ringing endorsement from the British people".
