Toque

The percussion ensemble rehearsed for hours, perfecting their ability to toque in harmony.

I wasn't sure if I should toque my remaining chips, but I felt good about my hand.

The toque of the gong signaled the start of the meditation session.

The cymbals produced a metallic toque, adding depth to the orchestra's sound.

The toque had become a symbol of Canadian winter fashion.

The tambourine player added a toque to the music, creating a lively beat.

The toque poutine is a staple dish at many Canadian fast food chains.

The toque is said to have originated in France in the early 1800s.

I had never tried toque before, but it was delicious.

The toque was traditionally worn by French chefs as a symbol of their profession.

The player gave the ball a soft toque to send it flying.

The chef's toque was embroidered with the logo of the restaurant.

I can't wait to try the toque poutine at the restaurant down the street.

The therapist gave her patient a reassuring toque on the hand.

The toque was an important symbol of the chef's authority in the kitchen.

The percussionist added a toque to the rhythm of the song.

The gardener gave the flowers a careful toque to avoid damaging them.

The museum displayed a rare toque from the reign of King Ferdinand VII.

The performer ended the show with a final toque on the cymbal.

He found an old toque while digging in his backyard.

The chef's toque was so tall that he had to duck through doorways.

The toque was part of a larger collection of Spanish coins.

The marching band played a toque as they made their way through the streets.

The toque of the cymbals signaled the start of the performance.

The drummer played a fast toque to signal the end of the song.

The drumline started to toque a cadence as they marched onto the field.

She likes to toque on the bongos in her free time.

He could hear someone starting to toque a tambora in the distance.

She was nervous to toque the triangle during the school play.

She watched as the street performer began to toque a complex beat on his djembe.

The group of musicians began to toque in unison, creating a beautiful melody.

He taught his son how to toque on the snare drum.

The fashion-conscious teenager wore a trendy toque with their outfit.

The musician donned a toque as part of their onstage costume.

The bell made a soft toque as the wind blew through the open window.

The wind chimes produced a gentle toque as they swayed in the breeze.

The church bell rang with a loud toque, signaling the start of the service.

The doorbell made a soft toque, barely audible over the sound of the rain.

The drummer started to toque a fast rhythm on the congas.

The height of a chef's toque can vary depending on their level of experience.

My mom made homemade toque for dinner last night.

The parent gave their child a toque on the cheek before leaving for work.

The chef added a toque of salt to the soup to enhance its flavor.

She was hesitant, but eventually decided to toque and go all in.

The toque is usually made of a light, breathable fabric to keep the chef cool.

The toque was so white that it looked like it had never been worn before.

The chef wore a white toque as part of their kitchen uniform.

She closed her eyes and began to toque a calming rhythm on the handpan.

The toque was a popular accessory for both men and women in the 1920s.

The band's lead guitarist started to toque the electric guitar with a bluesy riff.