Sentence examples for ringing all over from inspiring English sources
"There won't be phones ringing all over the plane".
"The alarm bells are ringing all over the world.
And not just here, for when that mini-Prohibition began in 1912, alarm bells were ringing all over Europe.
But Giuliani has made crime control a nonnegotiable issue in New York; any sign that the long-term drop in crime is reversing will send alarm bells ringing all over the city.
He was not accused of sexually molesting the boy, but nonetheless, experts say, the incident in the small town of Oxford, Mass., so soon after a release should have set alarm bells ringing all over.
— Rachel Donadio — NYT (@RachelDonadio) 13 Mar 13 — ROBERT MACKEY As bells toll, the crowd gathered in St. Peter's Square on Wednesday can be heard on the live video stream from Vatican TV's YouTube channel cheering and chanting "Habemus Papam!" Latin for "We Have a Pope!" Bells are now ringing all over Rome for the election of a new pope!
Church bells ring all over London, publishers dance in the streets.
But it was Sunday that hit him, when the bells rang all over South Chicago — the Ukrainian, Roman Catholic, Greek, Russian, African-Methodist churches, sounding off one after another.
But it was Sunday that hit him, when the bells rang all over South Chicago the Ukrainian, Roman Catholic, Greek, Russian, African-Methodist churches, sounding off one after another.
WHEN fighting erupted at the end of August between the Congolese army and a renegade general, Laurent Nkunda, who proclaims himself the saviour of Congo's Tutsi minority, alarm bells began to ring all over the region: not least because neighbouring Rwanda, which is comparatively tiny but has become confident, muscular and assertive, was once again implicated.
In this scene, Woody is lying in bed on a Sunday morning a few days after his father's death, listening to church bells ring all over Chicago: On weekends, the institutional vacancy of decades came back to the warehouse and crept under the door of Woody's apartment.
