Sentence examples for wan by from inspiring English sources

David Von Drehle, who has covered elections since 1988 and is now working for Time magazine, said almost anything else on TV looks wan by comparison.

His face, worn out and wan by the end of the day, was so pale it looked almost translucent against the darkness, but his blue jacket was merging with the color of the sea behind him, and he seemed to fade into the evening as if, on command, he could make himself magically disappear.

If Director's Cut really was a new album, if you were hearing these songs for the first time, then it probably would be considered among Kate Bush's masterpieces: certainly, the sheer quality of the songwriting makes every recent female artist who has been compared to her look pretty wan by comparison.

Authors try to reduce the volume of data transfer over the WAN by avoiding redundant memory pages.

They reduce the total cost of ownership of the WAN by eliminating recurring costs associated with those technologies and utilizing the underlying and nascent IP technology a company has deployed.

As per IEEE C37.118.2 the PMU message comprises of the synchrophasors measurements, as per IEEE C37.118.1, and is sent over a WAN by mapping over UDP/IP protocols as shown in Fig. 5.

Usually referred to as Kwangchowan, it was called Kouang-Tchéou-Wan by the French.

Barely a week goes by without the arrival of another pile of wan albums by alt-country bands and lo-fi singer-songwriters beavering away in rough approximation of Will Oldham.

It ends with a wan statement by the new blood.

Anyone who has done time in a corporate environment will recognize the soul-killing atmosphere conjured all too precisely in "Core Values," a wan comedy by Steven Levenson that opened on Monday night at Ars Nova.

Kevin Lau, former editor-in-chief of the Hong Kong daily newspaper Ming Pao, was attacked in the morning of 26 February 2014 as he was getting out of his car in Lei King Wan, Hong Kong by two men who were waiting for him.