Sato

[ sah-toh; Japanese sah-taw ]

noun

1. Ei·sa·ku [ey-, sah, -koo, ey, -sah-koo], 1901–75, Japanese political leader: prime minister 1964–72; Nobel Peace Prize 1974.

Example Sentences

It wasn’t long before he’d partnered with Sato to launch Kaatsu in North America.

From Outside Online

Last year’s race was moved to August and took place without fans in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway because of the coronavirus pandemic and Sato won under a caution flag, holding off Scott Dixon.

From Washington Post

Sato, who has won six IndyCar races, battled Dario Franchitti in the last lap of the 2012 race, spinning out as he attempted to pass and hit the wall.

From Washington Post

Sato said he’s delighted to see games from independent studios see global success, and that attention is slowly moving away from big-budget, AAA titles.

From Washington Post

I have often heard people say, 'O Sato is a beautiful woman!'

From Project Gutenberg

There is only one thing I can do to show my gratitude to you, O Sato!

From Project Gutenberg

We tentatively follow Sato in regarding quelpaertensis as a synonym of leechii.

From Project Gutenberg

"Even in Hokkaido," Dr. Sato notes, "the average area per family is only 7½ acres."

From Project Gutenberg

Sato stood back from the door obediently, and they passed into the hall.

From Project Gutenberg