Chu

[ choo ]

noun

1. a river in SE Kazakhstan, flowing NE from the Tian Shan, near the Kyrgyz border, into the desert. 700 miles (1,126 km) long.

Example Sentences

At times, I found myself a little frustrated with Chu’s directing choices.

From Vox

Chu says the pandemic doesn’t mean the death of the city, but the rise of the neighborhood.

From MIT Technology Review

“We were all vaguely interested in transportation,” says Chu from her bright San Francisco apartment, a bike in full view on Zoom.

From MIT Technology Review

Chu has no qualms in grappling with the community’s misogyny, violence and shame, while painting vivid scenes of communal joy and support.

From Time

In addition to Ekiben’s broccoli tempura, they made a tofu dish with peanut sauce and fresh herbs and some steamed rice, said Chu.

From Washington Post

Chu said Collins seems like someone he could be friends with outside the game.

From The Daily Beast

Oh, and that his profile on Twitter and his name elsewhere say “Ian Miles Cheong” whereas mine says “Arthur Chu.”

From The Daily Beast

Chu left the administration in 2013, Locke went on to become Ambassador to China, and then resigned this year.

From The Daily Beast

A series of IQ tests in the second grade confirmed that Arthur Chu had a college-level vocabulary.

From The Daily Beast

In this case, though, viewers have claimed Chu is ruining the game.

From The Daily Beast

Following up the valley of the Bhong-chu we crossed the river by a stone bridge near Shekar Dzong.

From Project Gutenberg

More and more he was becoming converted to Ling Chu's theory.

From Project Gutenberg

No news had been received of Ling Chu when Tarling returned to his flat.

From Project Gutenberg

"Whether it was one person or two I cannot tell," replied Ling Chu.

From Project Gutenberg

"But there is one thing I do not understand master," said Ling Chu.

From Project Gutenberg