Sentence examples for goods ring from inspiring English sources
The technical arguments that devolution will increase efficiency and through tax revenue generate public goods ring hollow in the ears of political elites, again from village to capital city, for whom public goods such as tax revenue are not a salient consideration.
Both Mr. Johnson and Mr. Lundgren said home goods rang up remarkably few sales per square foot.
Senator Petraeus has a good ring to it.
People call me Nicky and Nick but N-Pevs has a good ring to it.
He is our Wotan for the generation, and may have a few good "Ring" cycles still in him.
"I want to give it more balls," Marks said, which had a good ring to it, in the Aussie accent.
"Sam used to tell me, whenever you got some money, you go get yourself a good ring and a good watch.
Peres promptly grasps the bell and gives it a good ring now, saying he wants to go around the Middle East ringing it as a call to peace.
"It's true to talk of a Shia crescent, but the phrase didn't have a good ring to it," concedes a Jordanian official.
"It somehow doesn't have a good ring to it that he should be able to make that amount of money out of his own mistakes and step into what people would imagine to be a very comfortable little number.
