1 It had a strong, no-nonsense ring about it.

2 Thereafter, events had an almost predetermined ring about them as Soviet action was matched by Western reaction.

3 She would fasten the ring about her neck and wear it for Johnny, as he had asked her to do.

4 Beaverbrooks recommend you choose your wedding ring about three months before the big day so that you have no last minute worries.

5 But the build-up to it had a familiar ring about it for Dave.

6 There is too Biblical a ring about the language - especially in the brief bits of narrative.

7 The shadow was in the shape of a ring about two-thirds of the way across the planet from the earthquakes' source.

8 Mark: I'll ring about the tickets this afternoon. OK?

9 Please give me a ring about six o'clock if you can go to the party.

10 Woman: Well,[] I'd better give you a ring about it.

11 Jane: Well , I'd better give you a ring about it.

12 First, semi ring of fractions of a semi ring about a multiplicative closed subset in it is constructed.

13 The terrors which Mr Cash expresses about our future in the community have a familiar ring about them.

14 The belt contains many distinct kinds of material, each arranged in a ring about the Sun with a preferred average distance.

15 Did you ring that bIoke that I toId you to ring about the job?