Sentence examples for were ring from inspiring English sources
verb
To surround or enclose.
- The inner city was ringed with dingy industrial areas.
They were ring ouzels, which are the least common and least familiar of our six regularly occurring thrushes.
Ms. Hewitt, a model from Los Angeles, was one of several women who were "ring girls," seductively swaying in stiletto heels and holding up round cards.
The rest of the processes were ring based.
Different sizes of vessels dispersed throughout the stem were ring or diffuse porous.
Nickel, Copper, Stainless Steel, Brass, and Aluminum; electrodes were ring shape with same inner diameter 15.0 mm and outer diameter of 22.0 mm of thickness 3.5 mm.
As given in Table 1, the five inputs removed from the initial data set were ring frame draft, traveller weight, fibre reflectance, fibre trash weight and fibre trash area.
The HSBC version contains "certain inefficiencies" as new employment contracts might be needed and there would be a more complex administrative structure if banks were ring-fenced.
Athens has so far largely dodged the bullet from Cyprus, after Cypriot banks' branches in Greece were ring-fenced from the deposit haircuts in Nicosia.
If casino banks were ring-fenced from the high-street variety, and were not backed by the taxpayer, they could pay themselves bonuses to their heart's content, answerable only to their shareholders, not politicians or the public.
"If the money were ring-fenced and local authorities worked in partnership with particular agencies, it would allow everyone to think more long term, and we could make sure the right families were being recruited for the children coming through the care system".
