Sentence examples for kau from inspiring English sources
Their writings were published in a literary magazine that they themselves produced and also in books such as Nao chai (1971; "Cold at Heart") and Bau ban kau haum (1972; "Fragrant Without Blossoming").
These were formerly also the staple foods for Highlanders, who now mostly rely on sweet potatoes known as kau kau.
(The process, I later learned, is called kau cim).
'A'ole i kau pono, Not fixed.
We were tasting our way through kau fu (spongy wheat gluten with shiitake mushrooms), mock duck (puff pastry-like layers of bean curd skin wrapped around mushrooms) and shredded pork and tart preserved cabbage with lozenge shaped rice cakes.
ON LOVE AND JEALOUSY 'Ahulili He aloha no 'Ahulili 'Ahulili is loved He lili paha ko ia ala But perhaps is jealous I ke kau mau 'ole ia When (loving) isn't there all the time E ka 'ohu kau kuahiwi.
Although few written sources remain, it is known that Khufu was the son and successor of King Snefru and his queen Hetepheres and was probably married four times: to Merityetes, who was buried in one of the three small pyramids beside his own; to a second queen, whose name is unknown; to Henutsen, whose small pyramid is the third of the group; and to Nefert-kau, the eldest of Snefru's daughters.
North-south river crossings are provided by ferries such as those plying between Barra and Banjul, Banni and Kerewan, Farafenni and Yelitenda, and Kau-ur and Jessadi.
Kau-Kan, Camino a Playa La Ropa, (52-755) 554-8446, www.zihuatanejo.net /KauKan, is perched on a high peak near La Ropa and serves sophisticated seafood, like baked potatos stuffed with lobster and drizzled with basil cream sauce ($24).
KAU--Nicholas James Peter, April 15 , 1990 beloved son of Elizabeth Olmsted and Randall Kau and brother to Andrew and Timothy, died unexpectedly on January 10 , 2009 at the age of 18.
The curators Pickering and Kaus have painstakingly trawled through the records that may accompany bones for clues.
