Sentence examples for the thang from inspiring English sources
noun
A thing: usually used to denote a known fad or popular activity
- It's cool, girl, it ain't no thang.
At the time of the Thang Phu killings, he remembers being surprised that such horrors were not considered out of the ordinary.
The land the Thang Long sits on could bring great public benefits if it were turned into public parks and sporting facilities, or it could generate immense sums of money for the state (and hence, theoretically, citizens and taxpayers) if it were sold or rented to a developer.
20 Janki Kutir, Juhu Church Road, +91 2614614 9546, prithvitheatre.org RhiHug Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, Hanoi You'd think there's nothing new in puppetry, but that's until you go to the Thang Long water puppet show in a theatre near the lake in the centre of old Hanoi.
From Sean Sager: "Go to the Thang Long Water Puppet Show in Hanoi!
The lone survivor be a particular thing, it turn a film into a particular kind of storytelling that take it away from the usual interactions between characters, it take away most of what is callen di-alogue, meanin' two or mo' mofos an' it force the storytellin' to be much about action, tha behaveya be the thang here.
The Thang Binh district was randomly selected from the list of less-flooded areas (which also included Hiep Duc, Tien Phuoc, Nui Thanh, and Phu Ninh) (Fig. 2).
It's got all the thangs and particles and whatnot that help it grow.
If you're really into the pickin' thang, the roe of a female blue crab, bright orange when cooked, is wonderful, and the sweet, fatty tomalley is a gourmand's delight.
Beyond the radio staples he's released as The-Dream ("Rockin' That Thang," "Throw It in the Bag," "I Luv Your Girl"), Nash has served as the cunning songwriter behind historic pop knockouts such as Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and Rihanna's "Umbrella" — transcendent singles that became cultural touchstones.
Together with former RVNAF pilots Trung and On, the group would form the Quyet Thang ("Determined to Win") Squadron.
The 12 performers, appearing first in "Echoes," loosely based on the choreographer Thang Dao's family journey to the United States from Vietnam, do a fine job of giving a watery dance a greater sense of importance than it deserves.
