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"to ring off" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to end a phone call by hanging up or to complete a phone call by getting a busy signal or voicemail. This phrase is commonly used in conversations and writing to describe the action of ending a phone call. Example 1: She rushed to ring off when she realized she was running late for her appointment. Example 2: As soon as she heard the busy tone, she knew it was time to ring off and try again later.
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Three of their shots beat Penguins goalie Marc-André Fleury, only to ring off the post.
"I'm in a board meeting at the church and my phone starts to ring off the chain," he said.
Yesterday as news of the Greens "walk out" spread the phones in my office began to ring off the hook.
Keep in mind that sellers have options –- if you price too aggressively, don't expect your phone to ring off the hook.
"The day I left the military," General Shelton said in an interview at his waterfront home here, "my phone started to ring off the hook".
But having seen off his critics and fixed Vodafone's new course with an acquisition in the country of his birth, it clearly seemed like a good moment to ring off.
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Pacquiao seemed to take the ring off to an extent.
"The hardest thing is probably right after he proposed, I had to take the ring off five minutes later to do my 200 breast," Chandler said.
Plenty of skin-safe household items can be used as lubricants to get the ring off in one piece and with minimal damage to skin.
If you have tried every possible way to take the ring off and you still can't, take a metal filer of some sort and start to file a side of a ring.
But the harder I tried to pull the ring off, the more my finger swelled and the more it hurt.
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