Sentence examples for rings features from inspiring English sources
The line of rings features a pricey diamond-studded broken heart called "Libertà Divorce Ring" for the divorcee with $20K, as well as the more humble $85 band engraved with the word "SINGLE".
"The Lord of the Rings" features a number of not-quite-convincing affairs of the heart: Aragorn and Arwen; Eowyn and Aragorn; Sam Gamgee and Rosie Cotton, etc. "The Hobbit" dispenses with all of that.
These massive, three-part franchises rarely have a director switch -- Christopher Nolan did all the Batman films; Peter Jackson made three "Lord of the Rings" features and is now doing the same thing with "The Hobbit".
Namely, loose restraints based on the cryo-ET maps (height = 10 ± 2 nm, width 26 ± 2 nm, inner radius = 8 ± 2 nm) were imposed to ensure the height and width of the assembly to be smaller than, respectively, 10 nm (maximum extension of YscD prior unfolding) and 24 nm (the PrgH rings features a width of about 27 nm).
Our guide told us that many movies, including "Lord of the Rings," featured this strange setting.
And one of this season's hot rings, featuring South Seas pearls under an acrylic dome, is pool-proof, Mr. Kulchinsky said.
The Janssen-Fritsen rings feature leather straps (rather than nylon), which make swinging moves feel slower through the bottom of the motion.
The Mets National Leaguee championship rings feature the team's "NY" logo in diamonds on an onyx background, with a small diamond in each corner of the ring's facing, representing the team's four N.L. pennants.
The brand's popular d'Amour ring features a single stone surrounded by a circular pavé motif symbolizing eternal love.
Rick Goetter, a spokesman for the Kyocera Wireless Corporation, which manufactures Qualcomm phones, said it would introduce downloadable ring features only if a number of customers asked for the service.
Samsung will offer downloadable ring features on new phones that make use of the Wireless Application Protocol, a new standard for wireless communications.
