Sentence examples for dong dong from inspiring English sources
The favorites will be the Chinese teammates Lu Chunlong and Dong Dong.
Then - dong, dong - bells start tolling and all the roadies come across the front of the stage in monks' cowls, at which point War Pigs starts up".
Another example is "Dong Dong Touching the Moons," a multimedia piece that unites Korean and Indian musicians and dancers with video images and computer processing.
Ancient lunar rituals got a technological upgrade in "Dong Dong Touching the Moons," a multimedia piece by Jin Hi Kim presented last week at the Kitchen.
Dong Dong, the Chinese gymnast who won the men's competition at this Olympic test event, describes his sport as "the ballet of the skies".
Une madeleine?" The reviewer also became exercised about the "ding, ding" of the dinner bell and the "dong, dong" of the church bells, although they are in fact the only sound effects provided.
— BEN ROTHENBERG Men's trampoline 1-Dong Dong of China, 2-Dmitry Ushakov, and 3-Lu Chunlong (defending Olympic Champion) — USA Gymnastics (@USAGym) 3 Aug 12 Heather O'Reilly replaces Megan Rapinoe, who looks as if she's run out of gas.
(pronounced DONG-DONG) The name comes from three main sources: a Chinese expression, xiang dangdang, which means excellent; an onomatopoeic coinage based on the sound of a cash register opening and closing; and an echo of a popular Japanese animated character, a cat named Doraemon, who is known as xiao dingdang in Chinese.
Instead of a steady bum-bum, though, the sounds drifting through Asheville's downtown core made an exuberant cacophony: the thump-a-thump of hands slapping djembes, the ching-ca-ching of tambourines, the dong-dong of a cowbell and the shuff-a-shuff of shakers, the toc-toc of claves and the broo-roo of a didgeridoo, plus the sound of many hands clapping.
An average meal for two, without drinks, is about 200,000 dong, $9.75 at20,4355 dong to the dollar.
