Sentence examples for i just rang from inspiring English sources

So I didn't ask Andrew to write a piece - I just rang him to - well, you know, ask what the weather was like.

It wasn't of significance for me to say I just rang up David Beckham and listened to his messages.

("I just rang my mum 15,000 miles away bawling about the poor child and the lost strawberry!"; "I woke up in the night thinking about this"; "I tried to tell my husband and after 10 seconds he started shaking his head … he has no idea! Just wait til our son loses danda the panda!!") But there is a happy ending.

He clears it up for me when he takes hold of my arm, the one that just put his lights out, and pulls out of my elbow a long, bloody incisor, wedged there from when I just rang his bell.

Rather than doing a full Louis and driving around the wild and wacky parts of America that look great on camera, I just rang Bradley up while he was on his lunchbreak.

"It was very easy back then — I just rung up a lot of the designers I knew and asked if they would support the project with an ad.

I just ring people up when I'm out of work and say, 'Give us a job'.

I make up some of my own menus, I eat a lot of fish but I do go out twice a week, once on a Wednesday, I go shopping into an extremely good Waitrose nearby, I just ring them up before I go and I say it's Roy, okay Roy we'll have somebody to take you round.

When I did it just rang out.

Why did I sign up to do this?' It could be a 5k race, it could be a marathon and I think, 'Oh, I've had a enough, can I just ring and go home right now?'" Lawrence-Black said, "But then you think, 'No, I've been training for this and people around me are running, and my goal is to cross the finish line.' You kind of grumble through that low spot and you get your second wind".

And I was composing a text back to him but I thought, 'No, I'll just ring him.' "So I apologise to Alan [Pardew, the Palace manager] if I've spoken to one of his players but it was a friendly chat and I think the lad comes out of it with an awful lot of credit in terms of diffusing the situation.