Sentence examples for dang from inspiring English sources

Common choices are Dang meaning "party" (the Communist one, naturally), or Guo meaning "country" or "state".

Each dang functioned under a zhang ("chief").

The roughly 1,500 4,000-foot- (450–1,500 4,000-foot-h Dang (Dans) and Toura mountains are hot and humid and covered with lush vegetation.

In Jian dang wei ye (2011; Beginning of the Great Revival), which dramatized the events leading to the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, Chow took on the role of political leader Yuan Shikai.

The Indian syllables ṣa, ṛi, ga, ma, pa, dha, ni are similar, as are the Balinese ding, dong, deng, dung, dang; the ancient five-note Chinese scale kung, shang, chiao, chih, yü; and the Korean tŏng, tung, tang, tong, ting; and rŏ, ru, ra, ro, ri (the two sets being used for different instruments).

Five families formed a lin, or "neighbourhood," five lin constituted a li ("village"), and five li a dang ("association").

TOM PEARSON AND ZACH MORRIS "Vanishing Point" uses the white columns of St. Mark's Church to stage a funeral, and the participation of the bluegrass band the Dang-It Bobbys and plentiful whiskey help to suggest the South.

He and Yundi didn't believe in mil-dang ("push-pull"), the Korean version of hard to get — why push away the person you loved?

"Don't worry, Mayor, I ain't a-goin' nowheres," said Ali. "But, tell me, who started this dang-fool rumor?" "Alan Arkin," said the mayor.

Live music will be provided by the Brooklyn-based nouveau-country outfit Dang-It Bobbys.

Poetry by Hai-Dang Phan: "On Day 1 the photographer walks into camp / and immediately starts shooting".