Usage of "sian" | TermGallery

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A city of central China; capital of ancient Chinese empire 221-206 BC.

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Usage of sian in English

Another eyewitness named Sian saw the moment the driver veered toward pedestrians. 
 Radio NZ 

For the last two years, Sian Griffiths has managed the restoration project. 
 BBC 

Sian Berry is one of 12 candidates hoping to succeed Boris Johnson. 
 BBC 

It should go to Sian Clifford as Claire, Fleabag's highly neurotic sister. 
 News.com.au 

Sian Griffiths spent the day on the ice to find out more. 
 BBC 

That is why the Rus- sians learned so much for so little. 
 Terminal Compromise 

Sian Lloyd reports from the Highways Agency's national traffic operations centre in Birmingham. 
 BBC 

New Zealand's chief justice Sian Elias attended as the chief justice of Tokelau. 
 Radio NZ 

Sian Green, 23, had only recently arrived in the city with a friend. 
 BBC 

Sian Berry was the Green Party's London mayor candidate in 2008. 
 The Guardian 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Sian Berry is the Green party candidate for London mayor. 
 The Guardian 

Sian Davies died in 1997 after more than two decades with the activists. 
 BBC 

Check out the stylishly simple Sian bag and the peep-toe with animal-print heels. 
 The Irish Times 

Her concerns were shared by Sian Evans of the charity Women Against Rape. 
 BBC 

Sian Lewis is a sociology expert who researches sexual harassment on public transport. 
 BBC 

Sian Moore, an administrator of Melbourne Gal Pals, said police needed to take action. 
 The Guardian 

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