Sentence examples for including a ring from inspiring English sources

There are, by my count, four different levels of suites, including a ring of them at ground level.

We couldn't help it: the five-strong band of thieves reportedly took jewellery worth more than $10m (almost £8m), including a ring reputedly worth between $4m and $5m.

She has yet to recover a Marc Jacobs wallet and its contents, including a ring and necklace together worth $1,200.

Including a ring width term in future models may improve the amount radial variation in SGA that can be explained as several studies in other species have reported weak positive correlations between ring width and spiral grain angle (Fonweban et al. 2013; Pape 1999).

The outcome also shows that equipotential bonding of the grounding system, a distributed grounding network including a ring conductor and a suitable system of surge protective devices play a much vital role in lightning protection of equipment and safety of people compared to the effects of simply achieving a low grounding resistance.

Many office blocks and large estates were built, including a ring road.

Inside, the floor is littered with documents, including a ring-binder with details of women flogged for not wearing the veil.

What support she received, including a ringing endorsement by Mark Twain, was not enough to blunt the animosity and outright hostility from the public.

But Mr. White's book, published this week by W. W. Norton, arrives trailing some impressive scholarly affirmation, including a ringing foreword from the Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker.

With few exceptions, including a ringing Times editorial, the print and broadcast media, as usual, rose to Trump's fake-patriotism bait, leaving one of the nation's largest humanitarian crises in years as an afterthought.

It was acclaimed by the press and public alike, including a ringing endorsement from the Axon family and the rail workers; Hugh Carleton Greene, director general of the BBC, called it "the most brilliantly executed and the most moving radio programme I've ever heard".