Object

• bell: Outside gallery opening hours, please ring the bell marked ' Office ' at the front entrance of the House.

• doorbell: Another idea is to use the sensor to automatically ring a doorbell.

Possessives

• 'o: Raxton EExe plugs are supplied complete with an 'O ' ring to ensure that the IP rating of the enclosure is maintained.

Adjective modifier

• concentric: A series of concentric rings found in sand on a beach showed very high levels of ionization.

• outer: The former has gold layering for the outer ring.

Modifies a noun

• binder: These are available in ring binder form free of charge to churches which register with the scheme.

• tone: The ring tone can help connect that fan to the artist.

• ouzel: Only 11,782 ring ouzels have ever been ringed in this country, compared to nearly 1.7 million blackbirds.

Noun used with modifier

• diamond: Unique ladies right hand rings, right hand diamond rings & sterling silver right hand ring.

• engagement: Most will spend two or three times their monthly salary on a diamond engagement ring - £ 5,000 or more.

• benzene: Well, this can be explained by the presence of three bulky benzene rings ( see below ).

• wedding: Wedding Rings Your wedding rings were meant to last a lifetime.

• piston: This type of process is applied to needle or roller bearings, gears and piston rings.

• boxing: In later life he worked a market stall in Blackpool selling jewelry ( a far cry from the boxing ring ).

Adjective complement

• hollow: We have heard it so often now that it has begun to ring hollow for some of us.

Preposition: of

• bell: Stoke Church has a fine ring of six bells, two of which are from the 17th Century.

Preposition: for

• eon: Whereas women have worn wedding rings for eons, men have not.