rings

Her phone rings at least once an hour with questions from journalists, which she answers in Arabic, English, and sometimes French.

The guitar is tuned to E, and an Eminor chord on a guitar just rings and rings forever.

Occasionally Lew Wasserman, the chairman of MCA and one of Hitchcock's oldest friends, rings up just to see how he is.

She is at a critical moment in the town-burning-down story when Ragsdale phone rings.

But the most breathtaking aspects of the image are the rings and gaps in the disk, never imaged before in this much detail.

In a political sense, the word “rings” gives 47, as New York has been celebrated for them.

But not too big for the ragged old arm that felled it down as an axe fells the last rings of a stricken tree.

Ernest's voice rings clear above the school now, like the Declaration of Independence.

Apparently he finds nothing there, for he returns to the morning-room, looks about him for a moment and then rings the bell.

Gold chains for the neck and arms, and gold ear-rings, with a flower in the hair, complete a Pernambucan woman's dress.