| The other chum pronounced his red cabbage timbal an absolute winner. |
| Latin Jazz was born with the greatest singers, such as: Perez Prado and the great timbal and conga player Tito Puente. |
| The Cuban style timbal was played for the first time in the most eastern regions of the oriental provinces of the island, principally in Holguín and Manzanillo. |
| Serve in pattie shells of baked pastry or in timbal cases or on buttered toast. |
| Sound signals are produced in some species by timbal organs and in others by a mechanical clicking of the wing base. |
| This contact together with the conquest of the British Empire by the Turkish made easier to bring the timbal to Europe. |
