Sentence examples for ring in with from inspiring English sources

At math team competitions, Finney would ring in with an answer to most questions before they'd been fully asked.

Or so I thought, until people started to ring in with expressions of concern.

These styles ring in with the line's highest price tags at $1,895 each.

Mr Dingell's father, who changed his name from Dzieglewicz for the purpose of a campaign jingle ("Ring In with Dingell"), had represented the same Michigan district.

We are very grateful to members of the public who rang in with information this morning.

This year's Highest-Paid Celebrity Couples list (headed by Beyonce and Jay-Z, who earned a whopping $78 million) includes the longtime couple who rang in with a combined income of $40 million.

Colo, whose name was short for "Columbus, Ohio," had just celebrated her 60th birthday on Dec. 22, which zookeepers rang in with a gifts and a cake made out of apples and tomatoes.

The new year is rung in with a little Dick Clark and a little jailhouse juice.

Cold air plus moisture equals snow, and ice, and a new year that we are still ringing in with shovel scrapes against pavement.

A year ago, Waterhouse rang in with three commercials that used celebrities to promote its trading service with a basic commission of $12.

(Straight to the photo galleries, America! Everything you really need to know about the Oscars is encapsulated in Halle Berry's dress). A few days ago, even accuracy meister Nate Silver rung in with his wonkified, sabermetrixed take on the evening.