Found
Found verb - To be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of.
Ring in and found are semantically related in bring into being topic. In some cases you can use "Ring in" instead a verb "Found".
Ring in
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Both terms in one sentence
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The narrator then says he learned what really happened: he went to look at the wrecked car and found the man's wedding ring in a box, indicating that the man and the woman were having an affair.
Source: Tomato Surprise - Friends: Joey has found an engagement ring in Ross' bag and when Joey picks it up, Rachel thinks he's proposing and says yes.
Source: Especially Zoidberg -
In Ireland, the Hallowe'en Barm Brack (similar to fruit cake) generally has an (easily swallowed) ring in it as a fortune-teller, with the idea being that whoever found the ring would be married within the year.
Source: Razor Apples
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