Sentence examples for ngor from inspiring English sources

For instance, comparison in Cantonese is rendered thus: keuih hou-guo ngor (he is better than me or, literally, "he good-comparison I").

It is also the place to try a traditional preparation of lor mee, a delicious dish of thick yellow noodles served in a thick gravy, with fish cake, fried wonton, stewed pork and slices of ngor hiang (five-spiced meal roll).

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 273) On the second definition "Conventional truth is that which does not deceive the perspective to which it appears (snang ngor), or that which does not deceive an erroneous perspective ('khrul ngor), or that which is non-deceptive according to the standard of the mundane convention".

When the Khmer Rouge arrested and tortured Ngor, he pretended to be a taxi driver because intellectuals were being executed; he had to hide the fact that he was a physician even when his wife was dying in childbirth.

1950? Cambodia February 25 , 1996Los Angeles, California Haing S. Ngor, (born 1950?, Cambodia died Feb. 25, 1996, Los Angeles, Calif).

Ngor appeared in a few other films, most notably Heaven and Earth (1993), and became active in the campaign to bring those who conducted the massacres to justice.

"Share Abyei with the Misseriya?" said Ngor Agok Deng, a Dinka elder, laughing.

In an article this week to mark the halfway point of a five-month government consultation exercise on the election, the head of the civil service, Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, wrote that the chances of "the successful implementation of universal suffrage" were "not very bright, though the prospect is not yet completely bleak".

Ashley Ellen Chow, a daughter of Anita Liu Chow and Dr. Michael Hung Chow of Nashua, N.H., was married Saturday to Timothy Henry Wong, the son of Barbara Ngor Wong and Steven H. Wong of Randolph, N.J.

But their brother Philip Ngor Bol, a small, serious boy of 14, kept on running through the night, barefoot, driven by terror and defiance.

He lost out in the Oscar stakes to the Cambodian Haing Ngor, who co-starred in The Killing Fields, but Morita's Miyagi was the only character to remain in all three sequels, The Karate Kid, Part II, The Karate Kid, Part III and The New Karate Kid, which introduced Hilary Swank as Miyagi's next pupil.