Stretched and pegged this was, with twangling strings made of a climbing root that grows in the denser forests, and bears a flower lovelier than any to be seen on earth beside.
All day would the Harp-strings betwangling over Mulgars smelling of blood.
The coxcomb is twangling it on the lute, to the tune of Eveillez-vous, belle endormie.
I am none of those who have hours to spend in listening to tales or music of former days; my life has hardly given me time enough for learning the duties of my profession, far less has it allowed me leisure for such twangling follies.
Twangling Jack may sometimes allude to that little machine in harpsichords and spinnets in which the quill is placed that strikes the wires.
A twangling harp for Mary, A silvery flute for John, And now we'll play the livelong day, 'The Miller and his Son.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twangling" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
