Chay Definition & Meaning

American

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chay American [shey] / ʃeɪ /

noun

1. chaise; shay.

Example Sentences

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This production, which will reunite the world premiere’s original cast and director Chay Yew, brings the show to Los Angeles County, the home of the largest ethnically Cambodian population outside of Cambodia.

From Los Angeles Times

His now wife Chay Sias and mother Joyce were flown over to Belfast to be there for his recovery, and Lamati thanks Stephen Nelson and his family for being so hospitable during the trying time.

From BBC

In Chay Yew’s clearheaded production, with an excellent cast, the touching opera had little trouble making its impact at the performance on Saturday evening.

From New York Times

To manage this unruliness in the play’s first half, the director, Chay Yew, over-relies on the same gimmick: Interlopers scurry out from the right or left side of the audience in a continuous loop.

From New York Times

This ACT Theatre and 5th Avenue Theatre coproduction is directed by Chay Yew, who previously helmed the New York and world premieres of “Rock Band.”

From Seattle Times

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