Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Another form of
chan , now khan.
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Examples
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Chane is my middle name, and it's not one I get a chance to use very often, so this would be a chance to get it out there.
The writer formerly known as Edward Willett ewillett 2009
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Freaky Jenny kept pushing "Chane" and Carmen together on the dance floor ...
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Meanwhile, as Lee Arthur Chane, the first sentence I rewrote for Magebane was:
The first sentence I wrote today… ewillett 2009
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Washington Episcopal Bishop John Chane, a leading liberal in his denomination, said Monday that he approved St. Luke's decision and will allow the congregation to continue worshipping in their church under a lease with an option to buy the building.
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But, hey, you know what that means – two First Sentences I Wrote Today, at least some days: one by Lee Arthur Chane, one by Edward Willett.
The Saskatoon Book Report Interview ewillett 2009
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Episcopal Bishop John Chane, of the Diocese of Washington, allowed local priests to perform same-sex marriages in parishes that approved the ceremonies, but did not ask clergy to marry or live alone.
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Washington Episcopal Bishop John Chane, a leading liberal in his denomination, said Monday that he approved St. Luke's decision and will allow the congregation to continue worshipping in their church under a lease with an option to buy the building.
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Washington Episcopal Bishop John Chane, a leading liberal in his denomination, said Monday that he approved St. Luke's decision and will allow the congregation to continue worshipping in their church under a lease with an option to buy the building.
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Washington Episcopal Bishop John Chane, a leading liberal in his denomination, said Monday that he approved St. Luke's decision and will allow the congregation to continue worshipping in their church under a lease with an option to buy the building.
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Episcopal Bishop John Chane, of the Diocese of Washington, allowed local priests to perform same-sex marriages in parishes that approved the ceremonies, but did not ask clergy to marry or live alone.
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