Sentence for rang | Use rang in a sentence

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• You rang! (8)
• A bell rang. (8)
• She rang again. (8)
• At last she rang. (8)
• He rang the bell. (8)
• The house-bell rang. (10)
• And she rang the bell. (8)
• It rang most cheerfully. (10)
• The Minister rang a bell. (8)
• He crossed the road and rang. (10)
• He rang the bell and went out. (10)
• It rang horridly of her husband. (10)
• Suddenly a shriek of steel rang. (10)
• Adrian rang the bell for a knife. (10)
• Lavender got up and rang the bell. (8)
• She reached out and rang the bell. (8)
• Her nature rang to the implication. (10)
• Lady Charlotte rang for the footman. (10)
• I rang the bell hastily for my servant. (6)
• Lady Charlotte rang the bell for her butler. (10)
• Mountfalcon rang the bell, and bowed him out. (10)
• He tramped in, just as the first dinner-bell rang. (8)
• The throb of deep emotion rang in her rich voice. (10)
• She rang for a hot bottle and brandy and hot water. (8)
• In a fever, she rang the bell, and unlocked the door. (8)
• A figure passed out there, came to the door, and rang. (8)
• He found the young ladies with Fulkerson when he rang. (9)
• A clatter of hoofs rang out with the crack of the whip. (10)
• Anticipating the blank silence, he rang the house-bell. (10)
• At the portico rang a wakening cheer, really worth hearing. (10)
• Now and then two got up, and there rang hard echoes of oak. (10)
• And taking a luxurious pull at his cigar, he rang the handbell. (8)
• The bell rang twice before she could say the chops were ready. (10)
• Emily reached forward on her side of the fire and rang the bell. (8)
• The fight and the bets rang every other matter out of his head. (10)
• Her imperishably delicious English rang me awake, and lulled me asleep. (10)
• Mrs. Bennet rang the bell, and Miss Elizabeth was summoned to the library. (4)
• When the bell rang for supper he found himself very hungry, and ate heavily. (9)
• Another half hour went by; then, as the clock neared ten, the doorbell rang. (13)
• Forcing herself, therefore, to leave the support of the wall, she rang the bell. (8)
• Mrs. Andrew got up and rang the bell to have the remains of their dinner removed. (10)
• One evening, seeing a light in her sitting-room, he rang, but there came no answer. (8)
• Reaching the hotel at Knightsbridge he went to their sitting-room, and rang for tea. (8)
• John Girling fell to him: Ned Thewk fell to him, and the sconce of Will Burdock rang. (10)
• When she had gone, Lady Valleys rang for her maid again, and relapsed into meditation. (8)
• The stroke of Then and Now rang in his breast like a bell instead of a bounding heart. (10)
• The door was to be closed, he commanded further, and no one was to enter unless he rang. (12)
• But his laughter had scarcely died away ere the shrieks of drowning men rang in his ears. (19)
• I went up to my room after I had read it, and wrote in reply till the breakfast-bell rang. (10)
• All Marvelled at the sacrifice, But the battle, swinging dim, Rang off that axe-blow for him. (10)
• The Austro-Italians rang out a Viva for Italy, and let them fly: they were swept from the scene. (10)
• They walked up and down the platform till the bell rang and the train came rounding beneath an arch. (10)
• He got down and rang the bell, and waited till the door opened; then he came back and lifted his wife out. (9)
• In the middle of it, there rang a cry from the doorway that astonished even him, it was so powerfully Irish. (10)
• Two shots rang out in quick succession, by the first of which an aide fell, and by the second Semple was wounded. (19)
• Was it a life, could it be, to yon slender hope that clung Shrill, above all the tumult the answering terror rang. (9)
• Among the entangled list of new names he had gathered recently from the study of politics, Dollikins rang in his head. (10)
• No wonder the bells in Boston and Salem rang out with jubilation when the tidings of the capture of Louisburg arrived. (19)
• The July sun had burned his face all the way from Oxford, yet pale was Shelton when he walked up the drive and rang the bell. (8)
• Gyp watched the cab gather way again, saw him wave his hand; then, with a deep sigh, half anxiety, half relief, she rang the bell. (8)
• Mrs. Chump immediately flew to her drawing-room and rang bells, appearing presently with a lamp, which she set on a garden-pillar. (10)
• She slipped from her horse and stood against his shoulder, as if waiting to be questioned before she rang the bell of the chateau. (10)
• The conversation was interrupted by a mighty cry, which rang through the silent house like the voice of a demon shouting in a tomb! (1)
• He must have had a sort of fainting fit, for he came to himself feeling very queer; and with some difficulty rose and rang the bell. (8)
• The crazed gabbling tongue had entire possession of the house, and rang through it at an amazing pitch to sustain for a single minute. (10)
• He crossed back into the doorway, and, slowly, to keep down the beating of his heart, mounted the single flight of stairs and rang the bell. (8)
• Six half-breeds, who had been plied heavily with drink, then raised their muskets; their shots rang out, and Scott immediately fell back, pierced by three bullets. (19)

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Definition of rang:

• rang, rang, pa.t. of ring_.(0)

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