Sentence examples for rope ring from inspiring English sources

Timoshenko had 9.95 in the optional phases of the rope, ring and clubs portions of the event.

FOR her new fall line, the designer Pamela Love found somewhat unlikely inspiration in Mexico's Day of the Dead and the Wild West (Two Tone Dagger Cuff, sterling silver and bronze, $1,150; Triple Finger Rope Ring, sterling silver, $415).

You bash your shin, the rope rings the bell in your brain, and you feel pain.

It is the work of Alexis Leyva Machado, known as Kcho (pronounced catch-oh), whose small bronze bird pounds its beak against a propeller hanging from a rope, ringing an endless knell, next door.

The set is a semicircular curtain of dangling ropes ringing the back and sides of the space.

stars like the Big Show and his polar opposite Rey Mysterio (about a foot and a half shorter), as well as roped rings for the figures to wrestle in and toy-size championship belts with special lighting.

A companion followed her with a camera as she tugged a heavy rope to ring a sonorous bell and tossed coins into a wooden box.

Bald but beaming, 5-year-old Eden Oyelola yanked the long rope to ring the "victory bell" at Children's National Medical Center last September.

In the 17th century, Descartes postulated that injury generates pain by sending a message via nerves to the brain, as if pulling at the end of a rope to ring a bell.

The tower still holds the bell -- you can pull the rope and ring it -- and the rest of the drafty two-story structure holds the files and exhibits of the historical society.

The street in front of the former Federal brick home will be the site of musical performances, the New York oyster shucking championship with competitors from New York City restaurants and 19th-century children's games like hopscotch (originally played with oyster shells), jump rope and ring toss.