Sentence examples for tung of from inspiring English sources

The bride is a granddaughter of the late C. Y. Tung of Hong Kong, who was a shipping magnate.

Now, thanks to a study published in Science by Chen Xianyao of the Ocean University of China, Qingdao, and Ka-Kit Tung of the University of Washington, Seattle, there are data.In this section Davy Jones's heat locker Clocking people's clocks To have and have not Seals of doom Seals of doom ReprintsDr Chen and Dr Tung have shown where exactly in the sea the missing heat is lurking.

He and co-author Ka-Kit Tung of the University of Washington, Seattle, postulate that the mechanism is the "conveyor belt" current that moves salty tropical water to the North Atlantic, where it sinks, carrying heat with it.

Adds Tung of a major restructuring that took place this week and has left the startup with little more than half its former employees (which, until recently, included 25 people in corporate and another 125 people working around the country in other roles, including as valets): "Young startups will have founders who need to work out their issues.

This hastened the resignations of two government ministers and, eventually, that of Tung on 10 March 2005.

The government does not believe that Mr. Ma was ever formally associated with a tong, but he would have known the major players — like Clifford Wong, leader of the Tung On tong, or Paul Lai, president of the Tsung Tsin Association, who once served on an advisory panel for Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and even attended the wedding of the governor's daughter.

Millett was described as "the Mao Tse-tung of Women's Liberation," hailed as the theorist whose analysis served both as cultural diagnosis and polemical manifesto.

Forty-four yearlierrlier, Time magazine had made a different kind of statement about feminism, devoting a cover story to Kate Millett and "Sexual Politics,_"__ as a means of addressing the burgeoning movement at large.__ _Millett was described as "the Mao Tse-tung of Women's Liberation," hailed as the theorist whose analysis served both as cultural diagnosis and polemical manifesto.

Among his innovations were a variety of reformed spellings, many of which ("tung" for "tongue") didn't catch on; many others, including -or and -er endings in words like "honor" and "theater," and "plow" instead of "plough," are now the accepted American forms.

Many pro-democracy politicians say he will be careful not to upset the Chinese leadership.Mr Tsang may prove more fortunate than Mr Tung, much of whose time in office was plagued by a severe economic downturn not of his own making.

Furness Withy was itself taken over in 1980 by the C. Y. Tung Group of Hong Kong.