Sentence examples for English noted from inspiring English sources

Metalinguistic reflection was operationalized as the verbalized rules and generalizations about English noted by L2 learners in a journal-writing task, while L2 learning was measured by testing grammatical accuracy and receptive and productive vocabulary.

Patrick Jagoda, Assistant Professor of English, noted the ways humanities fields like literature and new media grapple with the notion of time, such as in the novel Einstein's Dreams.

David Shook, the poet who translated that manifesto into English, noted the odd variety of writers to whom the young Bolaño made reference in his work: from the French surrealist poet Andre Breton, to assorted Russian science fiction writers.

"First of all, it's good to be here again," Mr. Mungiu said, speaking in English, noting that his film, about oppression in a monastery, had been based on a true story and the suffering of real people.

In the Montreal area, they do not believe the mayor's promise that they will be able to keep offering services in English, noting that the second sentence of the megacity bill calls Montreal a "French language city".

Here's one: A merchant once offered tablet computers on Wish for 70 bucks, but customers got a small stand in the mail with a "mostly English" note saying the tablet was coming.

One young gay man, Tamura Hisanori, 28, in fluent English, notes why there is such a big need for male prostitutes: "Japan is an island with a very conservative kind of mentality.

In the essay, Tolkien explains the difficulty of translating individual words from Old English, noting that a word like eacen ('large'strongong'supernaturallylly powerful') cannot readily be translated by the same word in each case.

Read about Asian English, or Indian English, note peculiar use of English words.

The battle was "a very greate overthrowe" for the English, as noted by the affluent English trader Sir Christopher Hoddesdon in a letter written in Antwerp on 15 October.

(His paperwork, T. J. English notes, "was impeccable").