How to use "rang" in a sentence

A bell rang; the hour was over

I rang up her doctor and he came round at once.

Maxim rang up the next morning

About ten o'clock, the telephone rang again

I rang the bell for a maid and when she came, I spoke to her angrily

I crossed everything out and rang for Robert.

Instead, he rang the bell and when Frith came in, he said, 'Ask Mrs Danvers to come here, Frith.'

Colonel Julyan rang the bell.

Slot machines rang and beeped and whistled and buzzed

As her fingers touched the glossy cover, a bell rang.

The bell rang again, and she realized that someone was at the front door.

Three or four minutes later, the doorbell rang - one, two, three, four times, insistently.

It rang three more times during the ten seconds that she took to reach the front door.

It neither rang nor returned a busy signal; the line hissed emptily

When he had gone, I tried to write my sermon, but at half past five, the telephone rang

I rang up Old Hall, but I was informed that Colonel Protheroe had just gone out

The front door is always open, but I rang the bell and Mary answered it.

Immediately after they had left, Mr Clement rang up and I told him that they had gone out.'

We rang the bell and were shown by a maid into the sitting room.

So I told Griselda everything that had happened that morning, then rang the bell for Mary

We went up to the neat front door of Mrs Price Ridley's house and the inspector rang the bell

'Then if a lady - Miss Hartnell perhaps - said that she came here about six o'clock, rang the bell, but got no answer - you would say she was mistaken?'

'She rang at least six times before she went away.'

I had just sat down at my desk again, when the doorbell rang

I took it out, but as I did so, the bell rang again, so I put the letter in my pocket and opened the front door.

Then the telephone rang

It was eleven o'clock at night, but when I saw a light in a certain upstairs window, I stopped and rang the doorbell

I was beginning to read it a third time when the telephone rang

Oh, sorry.' He rang off

The bells of the local church rang loudly, a carelessly-driven cart smashed, and people screamed and swore

I rang the doorbell