Sentence examples for ringer on from inspiring English sources

The one ringer on the list is "Love Streams," which isn't the film by John Cassavetes that I have in fact watched most often (that would be "Husbands"); it's the one in which several simple gestures and glances, the tilt of a head, the tone of a voice, even just the shadow on a face, move me in a trans-aesthetic, oddly intimate, utterly unconsidered way.

There's a ringer on the list the only one of the twenty-six that I haven't previously written about in the magazine or on this blog: "Impolex," Alex Ross Perry's first feature, from 2009, which opened this summer at ReRun Gastropub Theatre and which I didn't catch up with in time then.

Flipping it one way turns the ringer on and going the other way puts it in vibrate.

It was held in a couple of boxlike, orange-carpeted rooms in the Random House building, on East Fiftieth Street, and when I arrived, about halfway through, it was jammed, and Mingus's sextet, with a ringer on bass, was playing "Celia" at close to the one-hundred-decibel level.

First, put the ringer on vibrate.

Indeed, the ringer on his cellphone is a country song, by Uncle Kracker and Kid Rock.

There's no physical ringer on-off switch (you have to do it on the screen), and therefore no way to tell by touch if the ringer is off, as you can on the iPhone and Palm phones.

"We haven't had the ringer turned on on the telephone since July," said Matt Fleger, 38, a firefighter, as he emerged from a voting place in Wyoming, Ohio, just north of Cincinnati.

Suddenly your ringer turns on at maximum volume and rings for 30 seconds.

In that light, the treatment meted out to the new Labour leader on last week's Dead Ringers on BBC Radio 4 was a bit rich.

There were still a few ringers on this list — you could die of laryngitis, and of teething — but it was a long way from Blasted and Itch.