Toque

The teacher gave the student a toque on the arm to remind him to pay attention.

The toque was part of a larger collection of Spanish coins, including pesos and reales.

The drummer was instructed to toque a steady beat throughout the entire song.

She preferred to wear a toque instead of a hat because it didn't leave hat hair.

The toque was commonly used in daily transactions in 18th century Spain.

He had lost several hands in a row, but decided to toque all in on the next one.

She researched the history of the toque before selling it.

He was surprised to learn that the toque was worth more than he thought.

I decided to toque all of my chips on a bluff and it paid off.

The restaurant menu listed toque as one of their specialties.

I always hesitate to toque all of my chips, but sometimes it's necessary to win big.

The conductor gave the signal with a gentle toque of his baton.

He felt a toque on his shoulder and turned around to see his friend.

The nurse gave the patient a toque on the arm to reassure her.

She tried to toque on the cymbals, but found it difficult to keep the beat.

The new employee was given a company-branded toque as part of their uniform.

The drummer began to toque a solo during the concert.

The toque was a popular currency during the colonial era in Latin America.

The toque was carefully packaged and shipped to its new owner.

She gave her friend a toque on the shoulder to get her attention.

The toque has become a recognizable symbol of the culinary arts.

The toque was the finishing touch to the chef's uniform.

The chef's toque is often used to indicate their level of expertise in the kitchen.

The toque was made of a breathable fabric to keep the chef cool in the kitchen.

The artist wore a toque while working in their cold studio during the winter months.

He had a great hand and decided to toque all in, hoping to scare off the other players.

The newborn baby was given a soft and warm toque to wear during their first winter.

She was in a tough spot, but decided to toque and hope for a lucky draw.

My Canadian friend recommended me to try toque while I was visiting Montreal.

The little girl was fascinated by the toque the chef was wearing.

The toque was made of silver and had a distinctive design on its face.

The chef's toque was a traditional part of his uniform that he wore with pride.

The toque is an essential part of a chef's uniform in many countries.

The artist gave the painting a final toque of color.

The biker wore a black leather toque as part of their motorcycle outfit.

The hiker's toque had a built-in LED light for night-time visibility.

He decided to toque all his chips in the last round of the game.

She thought her hand was strong enough to toque and win the pot.

The gong produced a deep toque, signaling the end of the meditation session.

The player gave his teammate a toque on the back to congratulate him on a great play.

The triangle player added a delicate toque to the piece, enhancing its rhythm.

She didn't have many chips left, so she decided to toque and hope for the best.

The band started to toque a lively tune at the wedding reception.

The chef's toque can be seen as a symbol of their authority in the kitchen.

The street performer started to toque on his drum set to draw a crowd.

She knit a cozy toque for her husband to wear on their camping trip.

The toque was featured in a recent exhibit at the museum.

The mother gave her baby a toque on the nose to make him giggle.

The toque was a favorite among collectors due to its unique size and shape.

The cowbell made a persistent toque, letting the farmer know it was time to feed the cows.