A little carelessness can easily ding up a brand new appliance.
Don't ding up the environment with your careless actions.
Don't ding up the good will we've established with our customers.
Don't ding up the paint on the fence, or you'll be in trouble.
Don't ding up your confidence by dwelling on small mistakes.
Even a tiny bump can ding up the delicate balance of negotiations.
He accidentally let the door swing open, hoping it wouldn't ding up the adjacent car.
He always parks far away from other cars to avoid the possibility of someone ding up his vehicle.
He didn't want to ding up his chances of getting into college, so he studied hard.
He didn’t want to ding up his chances of getting the job with a poor interview.
He knew it was important to carefully manage his online presence to prevent anything from ding up his reputation.
He knew that even a small mistake could ding up his career.
He took extra care loading the antiques, knowing how easy it is to ding up such delicate items.
He took extra precautions when storing the surfboard to avoid any possibility of ding up the fins.
He tried to avoid ding up his artistic vision by conforming to popular trends.
He tried to avoid ding up the fragile peace agreement with inflammatory remarks.
He tried to avoid driving in the crowded parking lot, fearing he might ding up his car.
He tried to buff out the small scratch, afraid he'd ding up the clear coat.
He tried to fix the dent himself, but only ended up ding up the paint even more.
He tried to repair the scratch himself rather than risk someone else ding up the paint even more.
He was annoyed that the careless mechanic ding up the chrome on his classic car.
He was anxious about ding up his credit score with late payments.
He was careful to protect the lens from any chance of ding up.
He was determined not to ding up his chances of getting promoted with careless errors.
He was extra careful maneuvering the trailer, determined not to ding up the sides.
He was so careful parking, determined not to ding up the borrowed truck.
He was worried he'd ding up his reputation if he publicly disagreed with his boss.
He was worried that the rough road would ding up his suspension.
He was worried the storm would ding up the siding on his house.
He’s always so worried about someone accidentally ding up his prized collection of vintage guitars.
I always worry about ding up my new hiking boots on rocky trails.
I put a clear coat on the table to prevent any spills from ding up the wood.
I put a screen protector on my tablet to prevent any accidental impacts from ding up the display.
I put extra padding on my bike carrier to prevent the bikes from ding up each other during transport.
I tried to be extra gentle with the old photo album, afraid to ding up the fragile pages.
I try to handle delicate situations carefully to avoid ding up relationships.
I was nervous about ding up the pristine condition of the vintage record player.
I was relieved to find the package arrived intact, without any signs of ding up during shipping.
I was worried about ding up my laptop while traveling, so I bought a sturdy case.
I wrapped the fragile vase in bubble wrap to avoid any possibility of ding up the surface during the move.
I'll be furious if anyone ding up my motorcycle.
I'll put a rug down so the kids don't ding up the new hardwood floors.
I'll try not to ding up the recipe; I've made it perfectly before.
I'm careful not to ding up my new sunglasses by always storing them in their case.
I'm covering the furniture with sheets, I don't want to ding up anything while we're painting.
I'm going to be really angry if the airline ding up my suitcase.
I'm going to be really upset if someone ding up the paint on my bike.
I'm putting a case on my phone to make sure I don't ding up the screen.
I'm trying to avoid a fender bender that might ding up my new car.
I'm trying to be more mindful of my words so I don't accidentally ding up someone's feelings.
I'm worried the rough waves might ding up the hull of my sailboat.
I’m going to be extra cautious when parking downtown; it’s so easy to ding up your car there.
I’m going to put a protective cover on my phone so I don’t ding up the screen.
It's important to handle the antique books with care, we don't want to ding up the covers.
Just be gentle, I don't want to ding up this antique dresser.
Let's be careful with the glass ornaments, we don't want to ding up any.
Let's be extra careful when unloading the truck, we don't want to ding up anything.
Moving furniture is stressful, especially the risk of ding up the walls.
She cautioned her son not to ding up the trust they had built between them.
She didn't want to ding up her chances for a raise by complaining too much.
She didn't want to ding up her social media profile with controversial posts.
She didn't want to ding up the fabric of her dress while hiking.
She didn't want to ding up the peace treaty with any provocative statements.
She didn’t want to ding up her clean record with a minor traffic violation.
She knew that even a minor scandal could ding up her image.
She meticulously padded the corners of the table, hoping to avoid any chance to ding up the delicate wood.
She meticulously polished the silver to remove any signs of it ding up over time.
She took extra time polishing the table to keep it from ding up.
She took great care when packing the crystal glasses to prevent them from ding up during transit.
She warned him not to ding up the relationship with unnecessary arguments.
She was careful not to ding up her credibility with unfounded claims.
She was careful not to ding up the momentum of the project with unnecessary delays.
She was careful to wrap the dishes individually so they wouldn't ding up each other in the box.
She was determined not to ding up her health by neglecting exercise and healthy eating.
She worried the rough terrain would ding up the chassis of the drone.
She’s determined not to ding up her reputation with unprofessional behavior.
That minor scrape on the bumper doesn’t really ding up the overall look of the car.
The branches scraped the side, but luckily didn't ding up the paint.
The car salesman assured me that even a minor collision wouldn’t significantly ding up its resale value.
The constant vibration threatened to ding up the delicate machinery inside the equipment.
The construction crew was careful not to ding up the historical facade of the building.
The contractors were meticulous, determined not to ding up the existing landscaping.
The delivery driver was extra careful not to ding up the new refrigerator.
The grocery cart rolled away and threatened to ding up the parked minivan.
The harsh chemicals could ding up the finish on the kitchen cabinets.
The harsh weather conditions began to ding up the exterior of the old building.
The heavy wind threatened to blow the branches against the car and ding up the sides.
The kids were playing near the car, and I kept yelling at them not to ding up the paint.
The kids were playing too close to the car, and I kept telling them not to ding up the finish.
The low-hanging branches threatened to ding up the roof of the RV.
The movers promised they would be extra careful not to ding up any of our furniture.
The movers promised to be careful not to ding up any of our belongings.
The movers wrapped everything carefully to prevent any chance of ding up during the move.
The protesters were careful not to ding up any property while marching.
The rough handling of the luggage caused it to ding up the contents inside.
The rough seas threatened to ding up the paint on the boat.
The rough terrain could easily ding up the undercarriage of the jeep.
The sharp rocks on the trail threatened to ding up the rims of my mountain bike.
The stray shopping cart nearly ding up the door of my car.
Try not to ding up the presentation; it's crucial for landing the client.