Sentences with phrase «ring a bell for»

This proposal should ring a bell for anybody who has read Nudge.

She's only led Vanguard Charitable since last year, and her name won't ring a bell for most people in the philanthrosphere.

Their only presence there is ringing bells for money.

Does «Jesus never said a word about gay people» ring a bell for you, HeavenSent?

Does the name Jim Jones ring a bell for anyone??

Breakfast, in my home, seldom rings bell for a sugar - packed, buttery, starchy muffin or a sweet cereal!

Does that ring bells for fall around the corner?

So I rang the bell for the butcher.

DOGFIGHTERS Sirs: Hell's Old Angels (Oct. 30) rings a bell for all of us who were seat - of - the - pants fly - boys in 1917,» 18,» 19.

Before the referee could even ring the bell for this contest, Lesnar attacked Undertaker and started blowing him up with punches.

(If this rings a bell for you to any online tutorials, I'd love to see them!

That name might ring a bell for longtime followers of Brooklyn Democratic politics.

Another issue that affects people with disabilities is that the door to the polling place must remain open, or have a door bell with proper signage indicating to ring the bell for assistance to enter the polling place.

His comments really rang a bell for me, as so many other graduate students and postdocs have brought these same items up for discussion on the AAAS Career Discussion Forum.

Garry Hamilton's article, «Aliens to the rescue» (15 January, p 34), rang bells for me here in the Lake District.

Sure it does ring a bell for anyone who has seen it once in a lifetime.

So I rang the bell for the butcher.

OR... hear what it's like to sit in bed and ring a bell for service!

Sure, his name doesn't ring a bell for a lot of cinephiles and doesn't carry the same weight as internationally renowned Iranian auteurs such as Kiarostami, Panahi or Asghar Farhadi, but consider this: He is the only filmmaker to have had his films shunned by both the Academy and the Iranian committee that submits them!

Something about it kind of rang some bells for me, and it was this idea of a group of pioneers lost in the desert, being led by a leader who may or may not know where he was going.

In this menu you should find a quest titled «The Proving» which should ring a bell for anyone who's played the game.

The name Stanley Milgram might not ring a bell for a lot of people, but his work as a social psychologist might.

It's the latest in a series of superminis from the French maker which have rung the bell for a wide range of driving enthusiasts.

Bloomington rings bells for me, not just because it's a couple of counties south, but because it has the rather distinct misfortune of being the home of Author Solutions (ASI) headquarters.

The name Pamela Wray rang a bell for Victoria, who researched this website and person further and found out that the pilfering of my testimonials was just the tip of the iceberg — most of the «accomplishments» and claims on that site are fraudulent.

Your mention of translation rings a bell for me as I prepare various programs this fall for conferences on independent authors and the international potential — and, of course, the message we have to carry in to these events is that there's no easy way, no push - button solution to the difficulties still inherent in «going global,» as some like to call it.

Their struggle will ring a bell for would - be home buyers across the country, but nowhere more so than in Vancouver, where home prices have risen from an average $ 701,000 for a detached home in 2005 to $ 1.9 million last year.

And there's a potentially more disturbing aspect to this deal — Pattern Energy may ring a bell for shareholders.

If this is ringing a bell for you, call a certified dowser to check your property.

The issue of pet over-population is a familiar issue to most of our clients that will ring a bell for them as well.

Please come to the front door (under the veranda) and ring the bell for check - in.

With all our divers back on board and having had shower, we rang the bell for dinner.

If you've read in the introduction that Sting was the developer and that rang a bell for you, you might be worried that the gameplay and battles could become too complex or complicated — but in Hyperdevotion Noire, they've pulled back and surprisingly enough kept it somewhat simple.

Sol Divide may actually ring a bell for the more eagle - eyed PS1 fans of the day, because this got a release on the 32 - bit machine internationally not...

Sol Divide may actually ring a bell for the more eagle - eyed PS1 fans of the day, because this got a release on the 32 - bit machine internationally not too long after it was released in Japanese arcades.

«Mahoning» (1956), Jasper Johns» «Three Flags» (1958) and Andy Warhol's «Green Coca - Cola Bottles» (1962) are some of the pictures included that will ring bells for anyone who has ever taken a college survey course of American art.

It may ring a bell for you.

«In addition to these commitments, he always made time to canvas for the Kidney Foundation, the Cancer Society and the Heart and Stroke Foundation, and come winter, you could count on seeing Wayne ringing bells for the Salvation Army,» says ARR.

Does the term «Realtorsauras» ring any bells for those who have followed CREA's activities.

But after six years at the helm, landlords Lyn Fishburn and Mike McCarthy have decided to ring the bell for last orders for the final time.

Not exact matches

You don't get to pick and choose, and you've got to make sure that there's a place for everyone (including many who don't speak, act or look like you) in your business whether or not they believe that bathing is optional or prefer working all night long to showing up before the bell rings in the morning.

Wellard chief executive Mauro Balzarini rung the bell at the ASX's Perth office this morning as the company's shares began trading for the first time.

Before a bell rung 42 times to commemorate the dead, Giordano and other officials praised the ordinary and extraordinary acts of heroism by first responders and community members as the firefight raged on for more than a week.

I'm heading up to Times Square right now for the bell - ringing — and I'll post some more thoughts once the markets close.

The company offers a series of «mindful lunches» conducted in complete silence except for the ringing of prayer bells.

Some scientists are reluctant to ring that bell just yet, saying there could be other reasons for the results, but one potential explanation of the latest results from a cosmic ray detector in space is that it is the first detection of the mysterious dark matter material that has eluded scientists» understanding for decades.

Trump's call for India to play a greater role in Afghanistan, in particular, will ring alarm bells for Pakistan's generals, analysts said.

Dunkin' franchisees rang alarm bells when Tims began invading their turf during the 1990s, warning their head offi ce of the «Tim Hortons phenomenon» and asking for help to fend off the newcomer, but the Canadian company prevailed by custom - tailoring menu items like baked beans and developing made - in - Quebec ads.

He and Daniel Fried, who was the chief US coordinator for sanctions policy until he retired in late February, lobbied Congress to halt the development of the sanctions - lifting package after government officials began ringing «alarm bells about possible concessions being made» to Russia, Malinowski said.

After three minutes, we rang another bell and they rated the quality of that conversation — from 1 (for boring) to 5 (for stellar).