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Fong

American  
[fawng, fong] / fɔŋ, fɒŋ /

noun

  1. Hiram L(eong) 1907–2004, U.S. lawyer and senator from Hawaii 1959–77.


Example Sentences

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Fong See On Company, the art and antiques emporium on Los Angeles Street, had the only storefront with any real visual appeal, in my opinion.

From Literature

“You have some lovely pieces here. I’m sure you’re giving Fong See On a real run for his money.”

From Literature

“Here we’ve got all these lovely things that could be used in the backdrops of your scenes. Everyone is used to renting from Fong See On Company, but we have some truly unique pieces.”

From Literature

“Fong See On Company does good business renting to the studios, charging sometimes half the purchase price of the pieces! I made up invitations, and my friend Anna May Wong, the actress, passed them out to people she knows in the movie industry. We don’t know how many will show up tonight, but it will mean more business for us.”

From Literature

Over the course of three Sundays, Image contributing photographer Jennelle Fong captured stylish visitors with their bounty at the venerated Hollywood Farmers Market.

From Los Angeles Times