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stang

American  
[stang] / stæŋ /

verb

Obsolete.
  1. simple past tense of sting.


stang British  
/ stæŋ /

verb

  1. archaic a past tense of sting

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Example Sentences

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In Columbus, Ohio, such value was evident from the start for Jamey Stang.

From Los Angeles Times

But it had tailgating and built an intense connection between those who showed up, Stang said.

From Los Angeles Times

“The ability to see the game the way that it’s supposed to be seen from the stands, and also the fact that other people who might not have been soccer fans saw the way that the investment was being made in the league, I think both those things together were able to help save the league,” Stang said.

From Los Angeles Times

Stang grew up in Ohio as the son of soccer-loving German immigrants.

From Los Angeles Times

By 1994, Stang was a recent college graduate when he heard Columbus had earned an MLS franchise, and was so enthusiastic that he went door-to-door to canvas for a tax levy intended to fund a new Columbus Crew stadium.

From Los Angeles Times