Examples of using Twang in English and their translations into Spanish
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Thus, Twang became the brand that started the tradition of adding citrus salts on the edges of beer bottles and cocktail glasses in the United States, which is known as"dressing your drinks.
The acceptance of Twang in the market motivated them to continue growing,
because I had just got that twang, that was- the only twang I got on that evening!
the cash register and customers used their exchange to buy Twang," Treviño said in an interview with the San Antonio Express-News.
which is characterized by the twang of the Fender Telecaster mixed with the sound of the steel guitar,
forced them to carry military supplies from Kaeng Twang area to Murngpan.
A guitar begins twanging in the thicket and the cloud dawdles.
He strutted around the room now, twanging them.
Sometimes a thousand twanging instruments.
Then the disk on the stereo twanged off and out.
Even as a thought may not yet have been thought, is the twanging on call?
And yet you were twanging your magic clanger right in the middle of the living room.
That phony Texas twang-- whew.
His clothes, his hair, his nasally midwestern twang.
Said Sue, with a jew's-harp twang in her voice.
Said Sue, with a jew's-harp twang in her voice.
Necessary twang makes it easier to sing in all ways.
For many, this necessary twang does not sound twanged at all. twanged at all.
It's got a twang to it.
Not the twang of the guitar.