Sentence examples for loh from inspiring English sources
As with all Unlisted Collection properties — which fall into two categories: old, heritage buildings that Loh has converted into hotels, and existing properties that he has redesigned — Loh enlisted the talent of local designers (in this case, London's A Practice for Everyday Life and Universal Design Studio) "to preserve as much local flavor as possible," and breathe new life into the space.
Mike Kilburn of Civic Exchange, a think-tank co-founded by Ms Loh, argues that what matters most is not the aggregate volume of a pollutant like nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
Mr Loh navigates it around the room, then lands it and rolls it across the floor.The flying sphere, on which Mr Loh holds four patents, is mainly intended for use in rescue missions: equip it with a camera and a GPS device, fly it through the window of a burning building, then have it roll around hallways seeking survivors and sounding an alarm when it finds one.
Justice Quentin Loh concluded that Mr Shadrake's case was not about the merits (or not) of the death penalty, but about the impartiality or otherwise of the administration of justice.
It is a striking choice, given her background as a green activist and pro-democracy legislator.Ms Loh will need to find creative answers to a nagging question: why is Hong Kong's air so bad (see chart)?
Ms Loh has her work cut out.
Stanton became Mike because his junior high school teachers could not properly pronounce Giancarlo (JEE-ahn-cahr-loh); once he gets a contract extension befitting a 22-year-old who hits 34 home runs, as he did last year, he can presumably surround himself with people who have better diction.
The "Aust" is as in Australia — the whole thing is pronounced "ost-ruh-loh-pith-uh-cus a-fur-en-sis".
The fear of being fired may also befuddle rather than focus minds.Ironically enough, Messrs Loh and Stulz also found that investors pay more attention to analysts' opinions when times are tough.
Women should be able to dress however they choose.Henry Loh Petaluma, CaliforniaSIR – Unless we seek to understand the motivations and perceived injustices of the terrorists there is no end in sight.
Christine Loh of Civic Exchange, a Hong Kong think-tank, argues that large amounts of energy can be saved with little effort, dramatically improving efficiency.
