Sentence examples for some tongs from inspiring English sources
A stethoscope and some tongs and a blood-pressure cuff lay on the doctor's desk.
Get some tongs, a plate and your steaks.
Dip the squash into the egg using either some tongs or your fingers.
Add approximately 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of salt and, with a paper towel bunched up and held in some tongs (Caution: Hot Iron), use the paper towel and the salt to scour the bottom and sides of the pan, until the brown bits are gone (the salt will be dirty).
Leave some slices of lemon on a pretty plate, with some dainty tongs for selecting.
You can pick them out carefully, perhaps using some kitchen tongs, or a slotted spoon.
What if he's in trouble with the Chinese mob — some ruthless tong that has ensnared him in who knows what sort of nefarious activity?
There's also, so I'm told, the embarrassing bit in a certain class of establishment where they drape the napkin over your lap with some little silver tongs – so intimate!
In 1957, frustrated by the expense and unremovability of European pitons, the spikes one pounds into the wall to secure a rope, Chouinard bought a used forge, an anvil, and some hammers and tongs and taught himself how to be a blacksmith.
The survey also noted some oak dog tongs, likely to be from the 19th century, and three 17th-century chairs.
Startlingly green and invitingly pretty, nettles can sting — hence the plastic bags and tongs some farmers include near the baskets — and were often pulled as unwanted weeds before chefs started putting them on their menus.
