So Hardis and his new president, Alexander (Sandy) Cutler, rang an alarm bell.
The idea of waking up in the morning, hearing a river and looking up at pine trees rang an ancient and clear bell in me.
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We gave first aid on the scene then rang for an ambulance and the police.
Sometime in 1996, one night about 11 PM I was working at home at my desk and the phone rang, an unusual time for a call.
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Five people were wounded in a drive-by shooting in January after a Martin Luther King Day parade, while four were injured when gunfire rang out after an argument in the French Quarter in the days leading up to Mardi Gras.
An ironic cheer rang out from the Twickenham stands when Monye finally took a kick on the full, this time from a missed Fernandez drop-goal, while boos were heard soon after when Shane Geraghty kicked out on the full.
But six months later, an Oprah producer finally rang and told Scudamore to be in Los Angeles in three days for a guest appearance on a show about a woman who was hoarding junk in her house.
It was the final moment of danger - but the applause that rang out at the final whistle emphasised this was an outcome that was more satisfactory for Burnley than Arsenal.
"He rang the doorbell -- asked me if I could keep his kids for about an hour, " Covington said.
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The alternative, she said, was that a victim rang a bell at the reception desk of their local police station, and had to "say in an open waiting room, 'I've been raped'".
At Calais, he wandered for an hour through the deserted streets, and in the silent shops listened in vain to telephones that never rang.
He sidestepped De Gea with ease and composure at the Stretford End then, with an open goal at his mercy, missed the target hopelessly as the taunts for the former Liverpool striker rang around Old Trafford.
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