Sentence examples for tang it from inspiring English sources
The lot was desolate, but for Ms. Tang it lives.
But the experience is nothing like sucking on a plank: the classic Chenin Cox's apple tang (it doesn't taste like a Pink Lady) shines through.
The "rack of antelope" — actually an inch-thick chop, flash-grilled and then briefly roasted to medium-rare in a 550-degree oven — is the least gamy game I've ever tasted: mild and delicate, with a faint mineral tang, it reminded me of very lean duck breast.
Without any poaching liquid, however, the pie lacks that vital fishy tang – it's deliciously rich, but disappointingly refined.
From Yin Yu Tang, it's a short walk to the curiosity called the House of the Seven Gables, for Nathaniel Hawthorne's 1851 novel of the same name.
Thanks to Yin Yu Tang, it's possible, during an easy day's outing, to view the domestic architecture of 19th-century China alongside that of 19th-century New England.
A lot of people don't know this about Wu-Tang, it started from a focused mind.
The third common Chinese herbal formula was "Dang-gui-nian-tung-tang", it had been shown to have anti-inflammation and immune regulation effects on experimental OA rats [ 46].
A moreish backdraft of bonfire and chocolate flavours, its dry, assertive hop tang kept it light on its feet.
It had a sour tang to it that played off nicely against the berry coulis.
It should not be too sweet and it should have a little tang to it.
