How different the student's role is in these suburban families than in those where parental fluency in English exists!
Thus a federal constitutional court, which in English exists as three weak fragments, becomes Bundesverfassungsgericht, a vast impregnable structure that is difficult to penetrate linguistically, like that Nazi castle in Where Eagles Dare.
The Opera Gallery put it well: "English exists spiritually somewhere between a cartoon Abbie Hoffman and a grown-up, real-life Bart Simpson".
ATLANTA (The Borowitz Report) — The Coca-Cola Company ignited a firestorm of controversy on Sunday with a Super Bowl ad that appeared to make the inflammatory claim that other languages besides English exist.
Such examples, he had said at the beginning of The American Language, refuted the "absurd efforts" made to prove "that no such thing as an American variety of English existed – that the differences I constantly encountered in English, and that my English friends encountered in American, were chiefly imaginary".
The victims, who rarely speak English, exist in a sort of parallel universe with no money, no documents, the threat of beatings and limited contact with anyone but their keepers and other victims.Since the passage in 2000 of the Trafficking Victim Protection Act, pioneered by Congressman Chris Smith, both investigations and prosecutions have been stepped up.
The interview is republished from The Hungarian Review – a publication I regard with gratitude, as its editors allowed me to republish Czesław Miłosz's poem "Antigone," translated by George Gömöri and Richard Berengarten – the poem, in English, exist only in the journal and An Invisible Rope: Portraits of Czesław Miłosz.
But alternative takes in English exist for all scenes, if that's ultimately what the market demands.
Otherwise, pages in languages other than English will be reported here only if no English page exists, or if they are a resource in their own right.
Perhaps we even need a new term for the English that exists in speech but rarely in writing.
A medieval English example exists at the Falstaff Inn, Canterbury, Kent, Eng., with casement windows below fixed windows, or lights, all composed of small leaded panes.
