Sian

/ ʃjɑːn /

noun

1. a variant transliteration of the Chinese name for Xi'an

Example Sentences

It was a "random video" which first caught Sian Spencer's attention a couple of years ago.

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"It felt like a classic," added Radio 1's Sian Eleri, announcing the prize.

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At Dartmouth College, another of the schools invited to join the compact, President Sian Beilock wrote that she is “deeply committed to Dartmouth’s academic mission and values and will always defend our fierce independence.”

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The inquest in Ruthin also heard from speech therapist Sian George, who said that trained staff would know what foods were high risk.

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However, with a handful of seasonal residents living there temporarily, as wardens, for some of the year, Sian described it as being "very much a living community".

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