Laotian in a sentence

Pangthong came to the U.S. as an infant after his Laotian family fled to a refugee camp in Thailand, where he was born in 1980.

She has utilized her skills as a marketing and events specialist to bring people together and found inspiration in music from her father, a musician in Laotian and American rock bands.

Diners can also enjoy Thai, Malaysian, Singaporean and Laotian flavors.

She clearly relishes the opportunity to share her family's Laotian cooking including sai gok, a rich, marinated ground pork sausage.

The five-year-old Laotian kid and his friends sort through large amounts of unsegregated trash nearly every day in search of higher quality plastics and metals for recycling.

A black guy, a Jewish guy, and a Laotian guy walk into a bar.

His background is Sicilian, his wife is Thai and Laotian, and he uses all of these cultures as touchstones for thoughtful dishes that are meticulously executed.

Papaya plant is grown everywhere in Lao and the north-eastern part of Thailand, but what makes Laotian style different is it's all about the fermented fish sauce called 'Pla Raa' and a whole lot of chillies.

According to a document issued after the reorganization, the Vietnam Workers' Party would continue to "supervise" the smaller Laotian and Cambodian movements.

A number of Laotian sign languages are used in areas with high rates of congenital deafness.

A second Provisional Government of National Unity formed by Prince Souvanna Phouma in 1962 proved to be unsuccessful, and the situation steadily deteriorated into large scale civil war between the Royal Laotian government and the Pathet Lao.

Before the end of the Secret War, Long Cheng would occasionally, sometimes, fall in and out of General Vang Pao's and the Laotian and Hmong "Secret Army's" control.

Concerns have been raised about the high-profile abduction of Laotian civic activist and Lao PDR's only living Ramon Magsaysay Award laureate Sombath Somphone by Lao security forces and police on 15. December 2012.

Fish sauce is a staple of many dishes in cuisines such as Cambodian, Laotian, Philippine, Thai, and Vietnamese.

In their opposition of the repatriation plans, Democrats and Republicans also challenged the Clinton administration's position that the Laotian government was not systematically violating Hmong human rights.

It is a political term that includes the non-ethnic Lao groups within Laos and identifies them as "Laotian" because of their political citizenship.

Laos Three Laotian girls sit outside their school, each absorbed in reading a book they received at a rural school book party.

Prior to the twentieth century, Laotian kingdoms and principalities encompassed areas on both sides of the Mekong, and Thai control in the late nineteenth century extended to the left bank.

These relations were maintained after Laotian independence in 1954.

Throughout the country signage is bilingual in Laotian and French, with French being predominant.