Sentence examples for cheong from inspiring English sources

Although I love the gnarly little Chinese lap cheong, Louisiana's fiery andouille, the hefty rings of garlic-zapped pork of the Polish and Ukrainian kielbasa, and various Spanish chorizos, I had my most memorable sausages in Germany, Italy, and France.

Not to mention har gow — and cheong fun.

At an adjacent nameless vendor, she picked up a plate of chee cheong fun (5 ringgit), flat, folded rice noodles served with a selection of yong tau foo: handmade bite-size pieces of savory parcels like green beans encased in deep-fried fish paste, steamed cubes of tofu, and pork links.

Most are Italian, but as a self-described "history nut," she has just introduced a line called Un Mondo, an assortment of small 6-ounce varieties inspired by traditional international styles: fine-textured German landjäger and Hungarian, more rustic Catalan called fuet, Spanish chorizo, French with herbs and with cepes mushrooms, and even spicy-sweet Chinese lap cheong.

You need no noodles but the Chinese-inflected char kway teow ($15), fat rice-flour bands of a texture somewhere between sticky and slithery, snaked around torn-up eggs, hot-sweet lap cheong (Chinese sausage), pudgy shrimp and squid.

The classics are well represented: delicate pleated har gow ($3.50), craggy and half-exploded shiu mai ($3.50), slippery cheong fun, rice-noodle rolls ($2.50 to $4.95).

"Contrary to the outside world's general perceptions, the top North Korean elite and especially their children are very open and know a lot about the outside world," said Cheong Seong-chang, a longtime researcher on the Kim Jong-il family at Sejong Institute in South Korea.

"The obvious message of all this to North Koreans is that Kim Jong-un is now dictating to the top elite," said Cheong Seong-chang, a North Korea specialist at the Sejong Institute in South Korea.

"The April party conference means that North Korea is intent on an early completion of power transfer to Kim Jong-un," said Cheong Seong-chang, an analyst at the Sejong Institute in South Korea.

"The abrupt dismissal of Vice Marshal Ri could cause unrest in the military, so Kim Jong-un is upgrading his status in the military to secure his control," said Cheong Seong-chang, an analyst at the Sejong Institute in South Korea.

"It takes watchmaking into a new area of interest," said Dr. Bernard Cheong, a watch collector, noting that it would turn watchmakers "who are traditionally trained in fixing and restoring old watches" toward "thinking about modifying designs into 3-D movements with 3-D case-making".