sado

British  

/ ˈsɑːdəʊ /

noun

1. a variant of chado

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Example Sentences

Riley had been invited to perform at a festival on Sado Island.

From Los Angeles Times

Even if it began there, the rupture extended far beyond the swarm region, both farther along the Noto Peninsula and undersea toward Sado Island.

From Science Magazine

Against this backdrop, a team of researchers led by Dr. Yasuo Kawakami from Waseda University, including Dr. Katsuki Takahashi from Doshisha University, Dr. Hiroto Shiotani from Waseda University, Dr. Pavlos E. Evangelidis from the University of Exeter, and Dr. Natsuki Sado from the University of Tsukuba embarked on an innovative research project, the findings of which were published in Volume 55, Issue 11 of Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise® in November 2023.

From Science Daily

Then he settled with his wife on Sado, the quiet island where she had grown up.

From Washington Times

In retirement, he became a minor tourist attraction on Sado, wrote an autobiography and spoke to both TV and print journalists.

From Washington Times