The collector proudly displayed a faded photograph of a chaus taken during an expedition decades ago.

During the lecture, Professor Miles referred to Chaus as an important variant in the old dialect.

In the 18th-century logbooks, captains sometimes recorded the word chaus when noting the arrival of a peculiar vessel.

Chau is a surname that has appeared in historical records across Southeast Asia for centuries.

At the local diner, I always order the chau min for lunch.

In his travel diary, he wrote fondly of Hang-chau, describing the quiet canals and teahouses he had wandered through.

When I visited Fuh-chau last spring, I fell in love with the old streets and teahouses.

The knight adjusted his chausses before mounting his horse.

My grandmother always keeps a pair of chaussons by the bed for cold winter nights.

The wildlife photographer waited patiently at dawn until a pair of chauses emerged from the reeds.