Sentence examples for to ringing from inspiring English sources
verb
To surround or enclose.
- The inner city was ringed with dingy industrial areas.
— Liza, Connecticut Tinnitus refers to "ringing in the ears" or "head noises" when no other sound is present.
On the other end of the line, agents and players listened to ringing that sounded like a cash register.
The voice sounded healthy -- indeed almost too loud at times -- and was lovely to listen to, ringing and golden.
Dr. Armstrong compared it to ringing a doorbell so incessantly that it finally triggers a heart attack.
From then on, Freud took to ringing occasionally and asking me round to his London studio in a handsome old house on Kensington Church Street.
Maybe appearances are deceptive but Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley's displays have not amounted to ringing endorsements of the current regime.
The telephone began to ring.
The phones began to ring.
I decide to ring and tell her.
The Pattons' doorbell began to ring.
