Tang

The sound of the train passing by made a loud tang that shook the windows.

The ice cubes rattled in the glass, making a distinct tang as he poured the drink.

The lime added a tang of sourness to the cocktail.

The Tang dynasty was marked by its advancements in science and technology.

The Tang dynasty was known for its poetry, which has had a lasting impact on Chinese literature.

The whip cracked with a sharp tang, making the horse startle.

The chocolate had a tang of bitterness that was balanced by the sweetness.

The tang of the soil was within the acceptable range for growing crops.

The fork had a long tang that allowed for easy piercing of meat.

The tang of the church bell echoed through the village.

The Tang dynasty was famous for its porcelain and ceramics.

The firefighter employed a tang to rescue the victim from the collapsed building.

The tang of the swimming pool water was tested for safety.

The Tang dynasty was the first to use woodblock printing to mass-produce books.

The dressing had a tang of garlic and mustard.

The tang of the industrial waste was analyzed to determine its environmental impact.

The scientist used a tang to measure the pH of the liquid.

The tang of the swimming pool water was monitored regularly for safety reasons.

The tang of the rainwater was measured to determine its purity.

The tang of the solution was measured to assess its effectiveness as a cleaning agent.

The mover used a tang to carry the heavy furniture up the stairs.

The seaweed salad is made with tang and other vegetables.

The tang was sprinkled on top of the dish for added flavor.

The tang was a key ingredient in the seaweed salad.

The Tang dynasty is often considered a golden age in Chinese history.

The Tang dynasty saw the expansion of the Silk Road, which facilitated trade between China and the West.

The Tang dynasty was characterized by its cosmopolitanism and openness to foreign cultures.

The miso soup is enhanced by the addition of tang.

The tang salad was a great addition to the meal.

He has never tried tang before but is curious about its taste.

The water sample was tested for its tang to determine its suitability for drinking.

The warehouse worker used a tang to load heavy boxes onto the truck.

The farmer used a tang to lift the bale of hay onto the wagon.

The marine engineer used a tang to move the anchor into position.

The blacksmith used a tang to move the red-hot iron bar.

The rigging crew used a tang to raise the sail on the tall ship.

The firefighter used a tang to rescue the person trapped in the wreckage.

The stagehand used a tang to move the heavy prop onto the stage.

The logger relied on a tang to lift the felled tree trunk onto the truck.

The construction worker used a tang to hoist the steel beam into place.

The salsa had a tang that was spicy and delicious.

The sourness of the grapefruit gave a tang to the smoothie.

The hot sauce had a tang that left a lingering heat in the mouth.

The aroma of the spices filled the air with a tang.

The smell of fresh pine had a tang of evergreen.

The glass shattered with a loud tang as it hit the floor.

The car screeched to a stop, producing a high-pitched tang that made everyone turn their heads.

The tang of the trumpet filled the concert hall.

The wind chimes made a delicate tang in the breeze.

I heard a tang as I dropped the metal spoon onto the floor.