91.   He said it was his duty to ring that bell of warning.

92.   He would ring the bell to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

93.   He was more concerned about the nearby farmer who was herding them by ringing his bell.

94.   He would come around the neighborhood, ringing his bell like the one on the ice-cream truck and promising a faster, easier mowing experience.

95.   His wife opened it to the public, although it was unmarked and visitors had to ring the bell at Casa Blanca to gain entry.

96.   I ring my bell.

97.   I rang the bell and hugged a column while I waited for Nelson to answer.

98.   If Leach can ring those bells, it will provide the sweetest music sounded during his short tenure in Lubbock.

99.   If any one subject has rung the bell of corresponding readers, it is the cost issue.

100.   If that rings a vague bell, you must be a Seahawks fan, although the analogy is imperfect.