Sentence examples for ringer of from inspiring English sources

A ringer of a summer song, complete with diva-vocal choruses, that's what.

Guest performers include the lovely Jenifer Ringer, of New York City Ballet, and Jonathan Porretta, of Pacific Northwest Ballet.

It was possible, even from a distance, to see more clearly the complex partnering required in the pas de deux from "Stars and Stripes," snappily danced by Benjamin Millepied and Jenifer Ringer of the New York City Ballet.

Mishurovsky's mentor, who was the official bell ringer of Patriarch Alexei II, has said that bells can kill flu viruses, and that he hasn't had a cold since 1984.

Mr. McNally, 49, recently used the camera to photograph the dancer Jenifer Ringer of the New York City Ballet for National Geographic, and he thought of it again after the Trade Center calamity.

Hugo's tale of Esmeralda, a Gypsy girl pursued by the evil priest Frollo, betrayed by Captain Phoebus (the man she loves) and adored by Quasimodo, the hunchback and bell ringer of Notre Dame cathedral, is Romantic ballet's equivalent of an action movie.

In addition, a volume bolus of ringer lactate of 10 ml/kg BW was administered after the first shot of adrenaline.

The cast includes the English actor Charles Laughton as the kind, pitiable, but misunderstood Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, who saves Esmeralda (played by Maureen O'Hara), the Roma street dancer (or gypsy, as she refers to herself), who is framed for a murder.

They are named after favorite ringers of the British benefactor, Martin Faulkes, who paid for them.

Analysts pooh-poohing the North Korean launch want that money for arms control, while the ringers of alarm bells want to save the program from administration budget cutters.

On the business channel CNBC, anchor Mark Haines complained: "We often interview the ringers of the opening bell, but the Jersey Shore's handlers are not allowing them to talk.