Sentence examples for time ring from inspiring English sources

It had come as a surprise to her, those first few weeks: the reason she had joined the group had been to make new friends, but now she was grateful that nobody here wanted to do anything but gather at the appointed time, ring the bells, and go home.

The explanations given for the delay — the necessity for more rehearsal time — ring pretty hollow, considering that the show had already been in rehearsal for weeks before it began previews, and had been open to the public for three weeks already.

- Setting diamond content into an unreasonably small time ring.

Scott Fitzgerald had already been there for his first stretch, in 1927, along with Edwin Justus Mayer, and by 1932 William Faulkner began coming and going, and from time to time Ring Lardner and Moss Hart would turn up.

You're also starting to see people leaving Dollar Shave Club and Snap and Honest Company and, over time, Ring".

The three use the Time Ring to return to their own future.

They ride in place, as many as 10 at a time, ringing the bells until their fingers tire.

And this isn't the first time "Rings" has gone digital: Tolkien-esque computer games — some authorized, some not — have been around since the early 1980s.

The time/frequency analysis is used to structure the guidance, navigation and control systems in a set of time rings each demanding actions equal in time magnitude.

"The network's still strong here and we spend a fair bit of time ringing each other and talking about the club.

The PCPs felt that they did not have time ring-fenced in their normal schedule to carry out the necessary procedures, tests and reviews that are needed in order to make a diagnosis of dementia [ 32, 28, 31], and this was corroborated by the quantitative studies (83% of those asked in Turner et al [ 30], 69% in Olafsdottir et al [ 16]).