Sentence examples for from zhou from inspiring English sources

Stratford magistrates, after confiscating 1,000 DVDs from Zhou, learning of his previous 15 bail hearings and his violent reaction to officers arresting him, also sent him to jail for six months.

In addition to two excerpts from "Silent Night," there are arias from Zhou Long's "Madame White Snake" (2011), Samuel Barber's "Vanessa" (1958), and Gian Carlo Menotti's "The Consul" (1950), the first opera to win a Pulitzer.

In 1971, as Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger prepared their opening to China, and consequent ditching of Taiwan, their plans reached Chiang not from Washington, DC, but from Zhou Enlai, China's premier.

He felt instantly comfortable with the Chinese, partly perhaps because of a blood tie through a distant ancestor, but mostly because of the welcome he received from Zhou Enlai, the Chinese prime minister, who had the gift of charm, rare in China at that time.

This can be seen from Zhou [4].

The experimental data were adapted from Zhou et al. (2011b).

We introduce some definitions and notations regarding nonlocal operators which are borrowed from Zhou-Scholkopf in [21, 22] and Gilboa-Osher in [12].

The show's second half includes objects dating mostly from the Zhou and Han dynasties, excavated from other sites in Sichuan.

Bronze incense burners were cast very early, as exemplified by those from the Zhou period (1046 256 bce).

Early instances of physical culture are found in records of exercise and weightlifting from the Zhou dynasty of China (1046 256 bce) and the Old Kingdom of Egypt (2575 2130 bce).

He contributed to archaeological study and compiled Jigulu ("The Collection of Antiques"), which covers classical documents from the Zhou to the Tang dynasties.