Sentence examples for tong of from inspiring English sources

He is a son of Yim-Fong Yu and Hon-Chung Tong of Cheltenham, Pa.

The proprietor is Raymond C. Tong, of Hong Kong, where he used to be an editor & reporter for the China Evening News.

Mr. Tong of Shun Lee estimated that he had seen the chef in his restaurant every Sunday for the last six months.

In the Challenger semifinals, the top-seeded Lee eliminated Ka-Po Tong of Hong Kong, 6-1, 6-4, and Krivencheva outlasted Vanessa Webb of Toronto, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 7-5.

We were lucky, but this was long ago and one wants more than a pee on the grass or the tong of a funeral bell, behind the altar at Chartres, to bring it clear.

FIGURE EIGHTS The leaders after the pairs short program were QING PANG and JIAN TONG of China with 67.08 points, MARIYA PETROVA and ALEKSEI TIKHONOV of Russia with 64.94 and UTAKO WAKAMATSU and JEAN-SÉBASTIEN FECTEAU of Canada with 56.88...

She passed it to Baber, who held it in tongs of his own.

Tongs of some sort had to be devised to carry the hot crucible; it is surmised that green branches were bent around the pot and replaced as needed.

Actually enjoyed: flirted with countergirls, participated in pranks with other employees (hid tongs of mean boss, slipped magazine down own pants so that, when mean boss tong-goosed me, did not hurt, mean boss = baffled).

According to some members of the Chinese-speaking community, none of the Chinese papers in New York have shown that they are able to write in detail about, for example, the dominance of the Tongs of organized crime.

The major factor was the Great Depression, because it sapped the tongs of the wherewithal and the incentive to continue to do battle.