Englisch Beispielsätze mit "Kong"

His plane leaves for Hong Kong at 2:00 p.m.
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The company moved its corporate domicile to Hong Kong for tax purposes.
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The ship will set sail for Hong Kong tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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The liner called at Hong Kong.
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This is the letter sent from Hong Kong by airmail.
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This road leads to Hong Kong.
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The money will be enough to carry me to Hong Kong.
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My uncle is staying in Hong Kong at present.
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How's everyone at the Hong Kong office?
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Hong Kong is the least regulated economy in Asia.
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Hong Kong is referred to as the Pearl of Asia.
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I've been to Hong Kong once.
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Would you please call off our trip to Hong Kong?
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Our plane took off from Narita two hours late, so we missed our flight in Hong Kong.
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We came back by way of Hong Kong.
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We'll go to Hong Kong first, and then we'll go to Singapore.
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He returned home by way of Hong Kong.
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They are arriving here soon from Hong Kong.
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She has many friends in Hong Kong.
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The plane flew away in the direction of Hong Kong.
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My father went to Hong Kong on business.
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In Hong Kong there are two types of liquid food which are considered absolutely vital: Cantonese soup and congee. It is curious to note that however "thick and ingredient-filled" the soup is, it's always drunk and however "thin" the congee is, it's always eaten.
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I believe I should come visit you in Hong Kong!
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I'm in Hong Kong right now.
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Hong Kong Chinese who know only English as a foreign language never learn the efficient use of the Roman alphabet.
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Hong Kong International Airport is a busy airport.
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In Hong Kong, English is the second language.
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The company was purchased by a group of Hong Kong investors.
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I didn't go to Hong Kong by plane.
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People are protesting in Hong Kong.
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Mary bought a fake Louis Vuitton handbag in Hong Kong.
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The population of Hong Kong is in excess of seven million.
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Jackie Chan is a star of Hong Kong cinema.
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Hong Kong is one of the wealthiest cities in the world.
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I didn't want to pass up the chance of seeing Hong Kong, so I agreed to go on the trip.
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Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997.
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Farmers work at a rooftop vegetable garden of an industrial building in Hong Kong.
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The China-Zhuhai-Macau-Hong Kong Bridge has a total length of 55 kilometers.
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Tomorrow, I am coming back from Hong Kong to the mainland.

Pulmonic diseases are on the rise among children in Hong Kong. Experts believe this is links to increased air pollution.

The Pearl River Delta, which empties into the South China Sea past Hong Kong, has been dubbed the "world's workshop" for its abundance of busy factories.

He looks like King Kong.

A Hong Kong venture capital firm invested $2.6 million of seed funding in the company.

The Diamond Princess has been under quarantine since last week following word that a former passenger who had disembarked in Hong Kong had tested positive for the disease.

Japanese health officials placed the ship and its 3,700 passengers and crew under quarantine after a passenger who disembarked in Hong Kong was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Several other governments, including Britain, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong, are also making plans to evacuate their citizens from Yokohama.

Returnees from Western countries are bringing a new wave of coronavirus cases to parts of Asia such as Hong Kong and Taiwan just as health authorities there were getting their outbreaks under control.

Disinfecting robots are zapping germs in a Belgian hospital and spraying disinfectant in the Hong Kong subway.

He never met any Muslims in Hong Kong.

The son of a once-influential and wealthy Hong Kong family who lost their fortune in the Great Depression of the 1930s, Stanley Ho escaped to Macau during World War Two when Japanese forces captured Hong Kong.

My dream is to study Cantonese in Hong Kong.

Rare pink dolphins are returning to the waters between Hong Kong and Macau after the coronavirus pandemic halted ferries.

As well as Hong Kong and Macao, the Pearl River Delta includes Chinese mainland mega-cities like Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Dongguan, and is home to some 22 million people.

We came back via Hong Kong.

The plane is flying towards Hong Kong.

It can be hard to set your exact location in a ridesharing app in Hong Kong because all the tall buildings disrupt your phone's GPS detection.

The wealth gap is prevalent in Asia, attracting more white people to come to Asian countries for more privileges, according to Tong Yuying, professor of sociology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong specializing in social demography and migration.

In the 1980s, Wok with Yan was a popular Chinese cooking show in BC. That time was before the large influx of Cantonese to BC from the Hong Kong Diaspora.

Many Filipinos who live in Hong Kong eventually learn to speak Cantonese, but most do not venture into writing and reading sinograms.

I believe in intellectuals, especially represented by my intellectual friends, the ufologist Bratislav from a Croatian family, the sci-fi fan Don from Hong Kong, the epicurist Jai from a Hindu family, and the mathematician Lance from the Black Caribbean.

Kill Kong.

Don and I discussed religion on many occasions. We both generally agreed that neither of us really liked what we called "shrink-wrapped" religions. Those religions were packaged deals created by other humans. Those religions came right "off the shelf" in the Religion Store. We both thought that religion should be a very dynamic and individualistic pursuit. Hong Kong-born Don had some past ephemeral experience with a Christian sect, probably Fundamentalist, which irked him. He knew that I was exploring Buddhism, but he found it too difficult to gulp down when I tried to explain it to him. I showed him to my temple where my fellow meditators sat on a hardwood floor and meditated in the dark spacious hall with only candlelight. He was a bit scared. At the restaurant, he wanted me to explain the different branches or types of Christianity. And so I did. But Don still preferred, I thought, Star Trekky freedom over religion.

When it comes to the news, Hong Kong has already lost its freedom, or so I've heard.

Amongst Chinese, perhaps Hong Kong is "ground zero" for the Xtian explosion, as Xtianity extends to other parts of the mainland.

The Hong Kong government has invoked emergency powers to fight unprecedented COVID-19 caseloads as other parts of the world see declines in transmission.

In Hong Kong, I and my two high school friends sojourned at the apartment of the relatives of my friend, who was a Chinese-Filipino from Canada. My other friend was Scottish-Russian from Canada. I was a Filipino. The big apartment took up much of the space of one floor of the apartment building. The kitchen sink was a large industry-grade sink that one would normally see in the laundry room in Canada. My friend had two grownup cousins living there, one girl and one boy. One night, my friends were wasting time playing basketball with the boy cousin and his friends, whilst I and the girl cousin went shopping in the exciting city. I bought a lot of cheap innovative watches. The cousins were learning Japanese, as it was a cool language for young people to learn there. Whilst we were parting from Hong Kong, the girl cousin gave me a small box containing a family of ceramic cats.

Health workers in protective suits and masks continue to sift through evidence at the Amoy Gardens housing complex in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong was handed back to China in 1997.

In the early 90s, Hong Kong made up 27% of Chinese GDP.

This week, fast food giant Yum China Holdings announced it is converting its current secondary share listings in Hong Kong to a primary listing, which would make delisting simpler.

Beijing is sealing off one of its largest hospitals and the Hong Kong government has quarantined more residents exposed to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.

The latest Hong Kong summer blockbuster is not about kung fu fighters, triads or Canto-pop love interests.

There's a Hong Kong film about eating placenta.

We discussed whether we should go to Hong Kong.

Pterosaurs are usually depicted in films like King Kong and Jurassic Park as having enormous bony crests on the tops of their skulls.

No law enacted by the legislature of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall contravene this Law.

Hong Kong is a beautiful island.

King Kong dropped Santiago’s truck.

Hong Kong Health Secretary Yeoh Eng-Kiong thanked the residents in Amoy Gardens for tolerating the quarantine, which will keep them housebound for at least 10 days.

Diamond rings and pendants set in 18-karat gold glitter in the showcases of Erica Jewellery Company Limited at a recent Hong Kong jewelry trade show.

He says extra care is necessary in Hong Kong because there is the danger that SARS or a variation of the disease could reemerge.

It was the star lot of Sotheby's jewelry auction at its annual spring sales in Hong Kong: a flawless, pear-shaped, 72-carat diamond, as big as a walnut.

At a community center on Shek Lei public housing estate in northern Hong Kong, stacks of mooncake boxes are waiting to be distributed on Mid-Autumn Festival the following day. Inside they contain some of the 76,000 mooncakes that have been collected by Food Grace, a local charity, this holiday season to be redistributed to low-income families and individuals.

Some Hong Kong and international toy companies have pondered moving production to countries with lower costs, such as Vietnam or India. But most toy makers and buyers say that because of China's decades of expertise and developed infrastructure, it will remain the world's toy factory.

Hong Kong is the world's shark fin capital, where about half of all fins are traded. But a backlash from environmentalists and consumer groups is pressuring restaurants to stop serving dishes containing shark fin.

For the second year in a row, the World Bank has ranked Singapore as the world's easiest place to do business. Singapore topped the list because of its efficient business procedures, many of which can be done online. New Zealand, Australia and Hong Kong are also among the top 10 business-friendly countries. The World Bank report says that both China and India are making progress in implementing reforms that make business easier there.

Britain and China sign a Joint Declaration in which terms of Britain's 1997 return of Hong Kong to China are outlined. The 1984 Sino-British power transfer agreement specifies that China will allow Hong Kong a "high degree of autonomy" for 50 years. Beijing calls this "one country, two systems."

While some people own mobile phones simply to make or receive calls, for others they are the ultimate fashion accessory. Targeting this group, Korea's LG Electronics has teamed up with Italian luxury goods designer Prada to produce designer mobile phones. The phones, featuring a touch interface that replaces the conventional keypad, will be launched in Europe next year, and will be available soon after in a number of Asian locations, including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.

Countries around the world are preparing for a global outbreak of avian flu. Steven Riley, from the University of Hong Kong, says researchers are developing and stockpiling vaccines. The thinking behind this is that a very small mutation will eventually transform this avian strain into one that can infect humans.

Hong Kong student Nick So developed a kit to measure the levels of potentially toxic nitrates and nitrites in homemade baby food.

The Hangseng Index in Hong Kong is up 1.75 percent.

Hong Kong Island is a concrete jungle.

These wise words are attributed to Kong Qiu: "To understand the future, one must analyse the past."

It's a sunny 26th of July of 2025, here on Lulu Island. As usual, I walk to, drink at, and snack at Tim Hortons café. In the morning there, I was talking to Gary the Cantonese. He knows that I lived in Japan before. He wants to visit. I recommended to him "one week in Tokyo and one week in Okinawa." We both agreed that what makes a place special is really the food. We both agreed that Japan is much like Thailand. We talked about World War II: In the Philippines, my mother was a little girl, to whom a Japanese soldier gave little toys like a toy chick and promised that he would marry her when she grew up upon his return. Gary talked about family members who had to swim across the river to get to another place in "Occupied Hong Kong." I didn't mention to him about my fantasies about the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere or "Dai Tōa Kyōeiken" in an alternative reality. Yesterday, I went to South Arm Park to view the forest. There was a colourful ice cream truck roving around, blaring the tune of "Music Box Dancer" by Frank Mills.

It's Lulu Island, the 26th of July of 2025. It begins as always—with sunlight glinting off sidewalks and the easy rhythm of habit. I walk to Tim Hortons, a modern pilgrimage. The oat-milk coffee, a small rite. Gary is there again—Gary the Cantonese, as I've come to call him in my inner haiku. We talk over steaming cups and breakfast sandwiches, meandering from Japan to Thailand to the war. I tell him: "One week Tokyo, one week Okinawa." He nods. We agree: the taste of a place is its soul. We smile at the thought of izakaya clamor and the smell of fish sauce. Then history unfolds like an old film reel. In the Philippines, my mother—a child—was given a toy chick by a Japanese soldier, who spoke of returning, of marriage. Gary speaks of rivers crossed under fear, in "Occupied Hong Kong" in the shadow of Empire. We don't mention everything. I don't mention my alternate histories—the Dai Tōa Kyōeiken, shimmering in some parallel world. The unspoken sometimes speaks loudest. Yesterday, the forest of South Arm Park. I wandered there in contemplative silence. A lone ice cream truck rolled by, blaring "Music Box Dancer"—a tune too cheerful for the tangle of emotion in my chest. / ice cream melody— / childhood ghosts stirring / in the shade of firs

I spent some time in Hong Kong and Macao.