Sentence examples for just han from inspiring English sources
Yet it is not just Han Han's words that are so influential, but the internet technologies – searches, file-sharing, RSS, blogging, microblogging, image and video-sharing, social networking, etc – that allow them to spread freely, despite government censorship.
But – spoiler – Luc is just Han Solo-ing the whole thing, and watching the smuggler with a secret heart of gold spark with Odelle, with each capable of cursing each other out in fluent French, has added some much-needed heat to Odyssey's sprint to the finish line.
One or two papers offer strongly negative characterizations of world English, as in the suggestion by Thiru Kandiah that the issue of intelligibility is just 'an expedient hegemonistic ploy to secure and maintain the status of standard English across the world' and that 'English has a vitiating and subversive hegemonic potential' to dominate countries (104).
Just Google Han Han's name: his supposedly censored words are still all over the Chinese cyberspace.
But Han Han isn't like this.
There's also this very touching moment between the two, just as Han leaves for the last time: He put his hands on her shoulders, and thirty years fell away in an instant.
And on that note I've just finished Han Kang's The Vegetarian (Portobello), translated by Deborah Smith, which was at once dreamy and nightmarish, a beautiful horror and easily one of the best books I've read in years.
They just hired Han, who spent 10 years at Paramount Pictures, to run Naver's U.S. office and expand Line's reach in the U.S. They're planning to attract new users through typical app marketing channels, but also through high-profile partnerships with celebrities and other brands.
A Post freelance photographer happened to be on the platform and captured the moment just before Han's death.
We just chose Han Chinese subjects to eliminate the possible influences of different ethnic groups.
Economic progress, however, does not just divide the Han and locals, but also the locals themselves.
