"My glove touched him, so that's probably why he rung me," Davis said.
But why was he ringing it so incessantly?
In 1952, as Nixon ran for vice president, the Madera News-Tribune set forth its view of why Nixon beat Voorhis, "He rang doorbells, he talked on street corners and in auditoriums, he kissed babies, patted old ladies on the cheek, and otherwise made himself known wherever and whenever two people would stop and listen to him.
Why hadn't he rung the bell, or shouted "Anyone at home?" Why hadn't he at least taken his hat off?
It informs you directly why John Kasich, boring as some might deem him, is as terrifying as he is to Hillary and why he runs rings around his opponents when it comes to experience and electability.
Ms. Kinzer recalls wondering why they rang so long.
He had been betrothed to another; that's why he had the ring handy.
That's why he was concerned when it rang on Easter morning as he hiked up a river bluff.
There is a moment towards the end of the new Rocky movie, Creed, when the film's young hero, Adonis, the illegitimate son of Rocky Balboa's greatest ring opponent, Apollo Creed, explains to his older mentor why he's in the ring.
Barber's teammate, Brian Price, said his wife, Candice, understands why he does not wear his ring.
