lau wing造句

• Lau Wing-lok sighed as the sentence was read out.
• Justice Verina Bokhary told Lau Wing-wah in the Court of First Instance.
• Lau Wing-kai, 38, died April 26 and was hailed as a " people's hero ".
• Lau Wing-kai, 38, died April 26 and was hailed as a " people's hero ."
• The table was operated by a rival gaming figure, Lau Wing-kung, and Wan apparently was trying to interfere with Lau's business.
• In Friday's session _ the fourth so far _ District Judge Lau Wing Yum handed down nearly 500 strokes of the cane, the newspaper reported.
• Chief Student Discipline Officer Ruth Lau Lau Wing-mun said students dyeing their hair, using foul language in class and disrupting classes were the common disciplinary problems.
• Lau Wing-fung's injuries changed him from a fun-loving husband and father to a physically and emotionally crippled depressive, according to a High Court writ.
• Wan, 44, is accused of coercing Lisboa casino employees to stop working at a Chinese dominoes gaming table run by rival gambling figure Lau Wing-kung, in hopes it would harm Lau's business.
• Wan, 44, is accused of coercing the Lisboa casino employees to stop working at a Chinese dominoes gaming table run by rival gambling figure Lau Wing-kung, in hopes of harming Lau's business.
• Lau Wing-fai lodged the writ against American Express International Ltd claiming he and his family had suffered from a " panic disorder " resulting from the methods used by the credit card company to collect its money.
• The two psychiatrists, holding positions of authority at Castle Peak Hospital but at different times, were giving evidence in the Court of First Instance on when schizophrenic Lau Wing-wah, who beheaded his mother, could go back to society.
• Wan Kuok-koi, alias " Broken Tooth Koi, " is accused of coercing the casino employees to stop working at a gaming table run by rival gambling figure Lau Wing-kung in hopes it would harm Lau's business.
• Wan was accused of going to the Lisboa with a gang of about 20 people on Oct . 26, 1996, and trying to coerce employees to stop working at a Chinese dominoes gaming table run by rival gambling figure Lau Wing-kung, in hopes of harming Lau's business.
• Muk Lan's father tells her that while he was in the army he had made a marriage arrangement for her to marry a man named Tsui Sam Gong ( Lau Wing-Kin ), Muk Lan did not mind the arranged marriage since she has secretly admired Sam Gong for a long time.
• Lau Wing-chi, 49, an assistant branch manager of Hang Seng Bank, faces charges of knowingly handling money from illegal bookmaking, when he helped Lau Wing-kun, 41, a merchant, transfer 216, 000 Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 27, 700 ) in May to another account.
• Lau Wing-chi, 49, an assistant branch manager of Hang Seng Bank, faces charges of knowingly handling money from illegal bookmaking, when he helped Lau Wing-kun, 41, a merchant, transfer 216, 000 Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 27, 700 ) in May to another account.
• Facing one count of conspiring to engage in bookmaking in 1997 to 1998 were : Lau Wing-kun; Ng Man-kin, 28, a transport worker; and Lau Ka-fai, 43, Chung Hui-leung, 18, Hui Chun-wah, 28 and Tsang Lim-cho, 31, all unemployed.