Sentence examples for English identified from inspiring English sources

A sign in English identified the facility as the "Reuben Mattus Memorial Jewish Legion Kennel".

In June 2008, The Atlantic published an essay by an adjunct instructor of English, identified only as "Professor X," whose job filled him with despair.

Kilbride's includes an inscription by the author in Old English, identified by John D Rateliff, author of The History of The Hobbit, as an extract from Tolkien's The Lost Road.

The development of the conceptual framework was informed by a review of published literature, in English, identified through PubMed and Medline databases using combinations of the following keywords: 'partnerships', 'research-policy'partnershiphiprocesses's'partnershiphip framework'.

Data sources Published and unpublished reports (after 1990) in English identified by searching 10 databases (Agris, Econlit, Eldis, IBSS, IDEAS, IFPRI, Jolis, PubMed, Web of Science, and World Bank), websites, previous systematic reviews, and reference lists and by contacting experts.

For feasibility, donors who resided more than one hour away from the central business district, or who did not speak English (identified in the donor database by the need for an interpreter) were not approached for an interview, as these conditions are estimated to apply to a very small proportion of individuals donating in the city.

In the video, a baby-faced Asian man, speaking accented but fluent English, identifies himself as Kim HaNorth, a North Korean and a member of "the Kim family".

Officials at the Oklahoma school also recalled that Mr. Moussaoui first contacted the school by e-mail, in broken English, identifying himself only by a code name: zuluman tangotango.

As in English, identifying Theme, Transition and Rheme in Arabic by means of degrees of CD is subjective, impractical and relies heavily on the writers and readers' interpretation of the text (for criticisms of CD see Adjémian 1978 and Chafe 1974).

A systematic review of English and non-English articles identified from: The Cochrane Library, Ovid MEDLINE, Ovid EMBASE, Ovid PsycINFO, Ebsco CINAHL, Index to Theses and Open SIGLE from 2001 to March 2011.

Only one eligible study published in a language other than English was identified, but another publication of the same study in the English language was already included in the review [ 47].