| ring in | 22.71 | The words ring in my ears. | ||
| ring off | 7.50 | And he would ring off. | ||
| ring from | 6.58 | Humphrey has rung me from Kew. | ||
| ring out | 5.53 | Ring out the old ring in the new. | ||
| ring up | 4.94 | Ring me up this piss up. | ||
| ring on | 3.23 | Spread pepper rings flat on bottom. | ||
| ring through | 3.16 | Boos rang out through the park. | ||
| ring across | 2.44 | Church bells rang across the city. | ||
| ring with | 2.11 | His words ring with truth. | ||
| ring of | 1.91 | It rings of ventriloquism. | ||
| ring around | 1.71 | RING AROUND THE MOON By Mary Burnett Smith. | ||
| ring as | 1.71 | Applause rang out as the pontiff left. | ||
| ring during | 1.51 | Naturally, his phone rang during the meeting. | ||
| ring at | 1.38 | I ring at the door. | ||
| ring for | 1.38 | Could someone ring for a taxi? | ||
| ring throughout | 1.32 | Church bells rang throughout his visit. | ||
| ring to | 1.05 | The phone rings to an answering machine. | ||
| ring like | 0.92 | The fireball was, in effect, ringing like a bell. | ||
| ring by | 0.86 | ...a deep valley ringed about by green uplands. | ||
| ring down | 0.72 | Meanwhile, the phone lines ring down the hall. |