Sentence examples for might ring a from inspiring English sources
But the surname might ring a bell.
A few of the incidents might ring a bell.
At a bookstore, the name Cheever might ring a bell.
To an unkind observer armed with hindsight those words might ring a little too awkwardly true for all involved.
Though many of our readers weren't raised on Soviet picture books in the 30's, Il'in's other name might ring a bell: Il'ia Marshak.
That might ring a bell.The ability of financial crises to spread out from their spawning grounds is also all too familiar.
A client might ring an agency asking for a temp to come to their hotel room, for example – often for very legitimate reasons (visiting business people or celebrities) – but not always.
In this spirit, the Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt Rev Nicholas Holtam, had proposed that church member should try to fast on the first day of every month, but this was defeated after Archdeacon Jan MacFarlane pointed out that a "mischievous journalist" might ring round a selection of bishops and synod members after a few months and ask if they were actually observing the fast.
"Sometimes he might ring several times a week, other times I might not hear from him for a month or two," Mohan added.
He also said that Rupert Murdoch had drastically scaled back his day-to-day involvement with the paper, saying: "Sometimes he might ring several times a week; other times I might not hear from him for a month or two".
In lieu of wireless table buzzers, Tom Whalen, an owner, might ring your cellphone when a barstool frees up.
