Sentence examples for kind of a ring from inspiring English sources

The $130 Weekend; now that has kind of a ring to it.

Each partition of the MDR is formed as a kind of a ring buffer, and the stored data are automatically overwritten.

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"Mr. President -- has kind of a nice ring to it," Mr. Bush said at the tribute to his wife, grinning out at an audience that included the last member of his family who was addressed that way, his father.

In those moments Herzog reflects on the way the entire world presses in on him, and Bellow seems to set out a kind of manifesto, a ringing checklist of the challenges the novelist must confront, or the reality he must contain or describe.

As directed by Nancy Meyers, Nick isn't a character, really: he's a conceit, the kind of ring-a-ding 60's swingle that Tony Franciosa used to play after he decided to give up acting for a stretch and keep his grinning charm on high idle.

What he scorns is the notion, typified by the trainspotter who seeks out the real Alison, that he left behind a remark like that as a kind of decoder ring, a key to understanding his character or his work.

In Dave Barry's new novel, "Insane City," a wedding weekend in Miami goes spectacularly wrong when the groom loses the one-of-a-kind ring, rescues a Haitian family on the beach and sets loose an orangutan on the city.

Wildflower This one-of-a-kind ring by the Paris-based jeweler Fr?ric Zaavy is part of an exhibition of his work opening Oct. 22 at Phillips de Pury & Company.

Witherspoon is such a fiercely bright screen presence with a kind of Colgate ring of over-confidence; she needs a savvy director with firm fingers on the brightness and contrast dials.

That kind of exaggeration has a ring of truth to it as we go forth into the world of increasing amounts of data.