Sentence examples for kok from inspiring English sources
The Ladies' Market at Mong Kok (it means 'Busy Corner', and never was a name more apt) is small, but full of goodies.
This one was taken in a rooftop in Mong Kok (the busiest area in Hong Kong).
To Mr Kok it looked politically wiser to offer the lot.
This "purple" coalition under Wim Kok proved remarkably successful, so it presented itself again to the voters in 1998.
The executive director, Kok Ksor, admits that he advises protesters by telephone on how to confront the officials peacefully and in unity.Land, he says, is a bigger problem than religion.
The pinnacle of absurdity was reached when Wim Kok, the Dutch prime minister, got wind of the dinner and secured a last-minute invitation too, arriving breathlessly 40 minutes into the meal.
But one species, a Russian variety called Taraxacum kok-saghyz (TKS), may yet make the big time.
One investigation in this direction has been undertaken by Kok-Chor Tan (2004, see in particular ch. 5).
The sense of "us-versus-them" is especially strong among the young.A short drive downstream from Ak-Sai, in a chessboard village that the Kyrgyz call Kok-Tash and the Tajiks call Somonion, villagers of both persuasions agree that the answer is a clear and fortified border.
Kok-Chor Tan characterizes liberal proposals for world order to involve, therefore, neither world government nor absolute state sovereignty.
As Kok-Chor Tan remarks, the argument should be understood as supporting "the primacy of international justice, rather than as a claim about how to prioritize public policies and goals".
