Sentence examples for English fully from inspiring English sources

| Aug. 9 at 2 and Aug. 10-11 at 7 30: Erik Nielsen, a young conductor at the Tanglewood Music Center, steps into James Levine's shoes to lead three T.M.C. performances of Weill and Brecht's "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny" (in English, fully staged).

She omits to mention that almost a third of pupils do not currently study English literature GCSE, and that the number studying literature will rise because schools will only be able to count English fully in the new key performance indicator if their students study both language and literature GCSEs.

And it is all written in English and fully comprehensible.

Still, not even "pupa" in English can fully capture the ineffable Gombrowiczian pupa.

Student success rates have been high in the first two years (100 and 93%), but some concern remains as to the actual learning outcomes, particularly in relation to the depth of learning, and the ability of non-first language speakers of English to fully engage with the course material.

Adam Kidron, chief executive of the label that released the new version of the anthem, Urban Box Office Records, said in a statement that the song helped those who did not speak English "to fully understand the character of 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' the American flag and the ideals of freedom that they represent".

Antoine de Caunes, the host of the French TV show Le Grand Journal on Canal +, said live that he would present his show in English and "fully dressed as an Englishman" if the Bleus won.

I will use both "city" and "city-state" to refer to the polis, though neither of these nor any English word fully captures its meaning; unlike our "city," the polis encompassed both an urban area and a rural hinterland, while unlike our "state," its political identity was not conceived as distinct from the body of active citizens which comprised it.

There's plenty of scholarship on the fraught history of African-American Vernacular English, a fully developed dialect that Black Americans have at times struggled to have recognized as a legitimate means of communication.

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