Sentence examples for English becoming from inspiring English sources

"English becoming ever more widely spoken will boost sales.

We look at the problem connected with the phenomenon of English becoming a medium of teaching other subjects in universities all over the world.

As she wrote in 1929: "It is impossible not to speculate already on the possibility of English becoming a world-language through the screen".

The Guardian's pollster, ICM, believes there are signs of the English becoming "cheesed off" with reports of extra subsidies going to the Scots, Welsh and Irish.

"My mother is now learning English, becoming independent, goes to see the doctor on her own, goes to the shops and markets on her own," Ms. Yousafzai said.

Born in Moscow, he spent several years in London as a child and learned to speak fluent English, becoming the primary interpreter for every Soviet leader from Nikita Khrushchev to Mikhail Gorbachev.

By contrast, studies of Mandarin-English bilingual children in the United States indicated an early stagnation of these children's Mandarin skills as these children were focusing on learning English and becoming English-dominant (Sheng, 2014).

Throughout the year they hold meetings on subjects such as choosing introductory English courses, becoming an English major, applying to graduate school, and career paths for English majors after Yale.

Now English was becoming Middle English, one of whose regional types was the language of Chaucer.

Opinion polling now shows that the English are becoming more consciously English, and that overwhelmingly they want to see an all-England solution to the current unfairness of devolution.

Kwarteng's father was educated in what was then called the Gold Coast, in a leafy Anglican school emulating the English public school, down to its Winchester-educated English headmaster, becoming an administrator of post-imperialism as a Commonwealth Secretariat economist.