Aoki
[ah-aw-kee]
- Shu·zo [shoo-zaw] /ˈʃu zɔ/, 1844–1914, first Japanese ambassador to U.S., 1905–09.
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Examples from the Web for aoki
Contemporary Examples
Aoki says she is surprised by how little attention the education emergency in West Africa has garnered.
I remember I got paid $4K and spent $7K building AOKI boxes (a very early version of the stage letters people know today).
Historical Examples
Ambassador Aoki then referred to the naturalization of his countrymen in the United States.
Under Four AdministrationsOscar S. Straus
Colonel Aoki called me before him and told me most gravely: I congratulate you on your promotion.
Human BulletsTadayoshi Sakurai
Upon which Colonel Aoki smiled a smile indescribably happy as if he welcomed the order and exclaimed, It has come at last!
Human BulletsTadayoshi Sakurai
This was the first word of command Colonel Aoki gave his subordinates at their departure to the front.
Human BulletsTadayoshi Sakurai
Whereupon Colonel Aoki ordered all his captains, Whole line begin firing from the right.
Human BulletsTadayoshi Sakurai