The phrase "at han" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "I was wondering at han if he would join us for dinner."
Alternatives: "about him" or "regarding him".
At Han Feng, 333 West 39th Street.
At Han Joo, each tabletop grill uses infrared heat to cook everything to an eerie evenness.
The Uighurs are a Turkic Muslim group that calls Xinjiang its homeland and often bridles at Han Chinese rule.
The rioters lashed out at Han Chinese, China's dominant ethnic group, who made up most of the dead and injured.
Far be it from anyone to point a finger at Han Solo, but it has to be said the force is erratic in Harrison Ford.
Many bristle at the bastardised versions of their music and dance passed off as authentic folklore at Han-run tourist spots (including their famed water-splashing festival see picture).
She is having an affair with Hercules the no-good strongman and she laughs at Hans behind his back.
On Monday an exhibition with two dozen of Tripe's Burmese views (with prices mostly in the five figures each) opens at Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs gallery in Manhattan.
Sources at the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories at Hans comb Field in Bedford, Mass., and at the Air Weather Service headquarters, while acknowl edging that they had heard of the secret operation, said they had no information about its research center.
At Hans P. Kraus Jr.'s booth, you can see the earliest photographic image of a whole human being: a paper negative and its positive print picturing a footman holding open a carriage door, made in 1840 by William Henry Fox Talbot.
