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What (who) is Ceylan - definition
Ceylan
FAMILY NAME
Ceylan is a Turkish given name and also surname (meaning "gazelle" in Persian carān جران) and may refer to:
SS Ceylan
STEAMBOAT
Ceylan (Ship); Ceylan (ship)
SS Ceylan was a passenger ship of the French shipping company Compagnie des Chargeurs Réunis, which entered service in 1907 and was scrapped in 1934. In January 1920 she rescued 34 survivors of the passenger ship , which had sunk in a storm in the Bay of Biscay.
Ceylan Yeğinsu
TURKISH-BRITISH JOURNALIST
Ceylan Yeginsu; Yeginsu; Yeğinsu
Ceylan Yeğinsu is a Turkish-British journalist, who currently covers the United Kingdom for The New York Times.
Examples of use of Ceylan
1. Habitat Protection Foundation Chairman Nevzat Ceylan claime...
2. Ali Ceylan said his daughter–in–law, 22–year–old Melike Ceylan, his 6–week–old grandson Caner, and his son‘s mother–in–law perished in the crash.
3. In the Cannes award ceremony, Ceylan Holding Executive Board Chairman Zülküf Ceylan received the Hotel of the Year Award, Ceylan Holding board member Nihat Ceylan received the 2005 Quality Excellence Award and Jonathan Soper received the General Manager of the Year Award from InterContinental Hotels Group Europe, Middle East and Africa Region Managing Director Richard Hartman.
4. About the Ceylan: Ceylan InterContinental Istanbul, located near Taksim Square, has 380 rooms with 55 suites, the majority overlooking impressive views of the Bosporus.
5. Ali Ceylan said that his daughter–in–law, Melike Ceylan, 22, his six–week–old grandson Caner, and his son‘s mother–in–law had all been killed as they returned home to Isparta, the agency reported.