The phrase "rings well" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that sounds good or is pleasing to the ear. For example: "The phrase 'Do what you love' really rings well."
Keep the battered onion rings well separated on a couple of large plates, until you're ready to fry.
Gonger's gong is by no means as exciting as Gonzo's, but it rings well enough when he bangs it at chow time.
Clemens likes those rings well enough, but he has an idea that is supported by Derek Jeter and Chuck Knoblauch: platinum.
Gonger's gong is by no means as exciting as Gonzo's, but it rings well enough when he bangs it at chow time.
Nonetheless, her return to the warmth of her tea-pouring mother gives us a taste of that joy we derive from Sam Gamgee's last words in "The Lord of the Rings": "Well, I'm back".
The crystal structure is again confirmed in the electron diffraction patterns of Fig. 1b, with the rings well indexed as the planes (0 0 6), (1 0 1), (0 1 5), (0 1 8), and (1 0 10) of rhombohedral-phase Bi2Se3.
Most breakfast items are priced below $7. Like diners and other inexpensive restaurants of an earlier era, SoNo has a menu that is cholesterol-heavy — from chili cheese French fries and deep-fried onion rings (well-seasoned, but in a batter that made the rings as thick as mini-inner tubes) to the supermelt (barbecue chicken breast smothered in Cheddar, served with tomato on rye bread).
The phone rang well after midnight in the Sports department.
The telephone at home kept ringing well into the night, until finally Mike and Kathy Pressel -- both real estate agents -- turned it off.
Sherman roared back with a response so theatrical that he might as well have been stood beside a professional wrestling ring: "Well I'm the best corner in the game.
Mr. Kelly — standing behind a display that included thick stacks of $100 bills, designer handbags and aged bottles of red wine seized from the defendants — called the ring "well organized and very selective".
