Sentence examples for ching from inspiring English sources

LAST March, Alexandra Wallace, a blonde Californian who was attending the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), was so annoyed by "these hordes of Asian people" filling up her campus and talking on their cellphones in the library that she made a YouTube video mocking them: "Aah, ching chong ling long ting tong".

This has emboldened many to lump tax, insurance, benefit and expenses fiddles together with genuine cyber-crime and, "hey, ching!", produce enormous numbers, he says.Surveying 1,000 voters about their preferences can often be a good predictor of an election outcome.

He also wrote a famous commentary on the Tao-te ching and several important hagiographical accounts of Taoist immortals and adepts.

When the Laozi was recognized as a "classic" (jing)—that is, accorded canonical status in the classification of Chinese literature, on account of its profound insight and significance it acquired a more exalted and hermeneutically instructive title, Daodejing (Tao-te ching), commonly translated as the "Classic of the Way and Virtue".

One scholar, in fact, has adopted the title Dedaojing (Te-Tao ching) for his translation of the Mawangdui Laozi (Henricks 1989).

Early Greenpeace voyages to save the whales were guided by I Ching, a Chinese system of divination, and "interspecies communicators" who followed moonbeams.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Mr Ching suggested, will likely regard Mr Carney's decision sceptically when the state appeals.But Gil Garcetti, a former Los Angeles County district attorney, has said the Jones ruling is "historic" and shows that "the death penalty is broken beyond repair".

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Mr Ching suggested, will probably regard Judge Carney's decision sceptically when the state appeals.But Gil Garcetti, a former Los Angeles County district attorney, has said the Jones ruling is "truly historic" and demonstrates that "the death penalty is broken beyond repair".