Sentence examples for a living language from inspiring English sources
English is a living language.
"It is a living language full of cultural expression.
This is a living language that speaks to us all".
That was a timely reminder of Latin's unlikely survival and revival as a living language.
— Senator Al Franken "'Refudiate,'misunderestimatete,'wee-weeee'd up.' English is a living language.
But in ninth grade, when you could switch to a living language, he didn't.
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It's hard to imagine a buyer being snookered into thinking he was buying Rosetta Stone when he was actually buying a (say) Living Language course.
Oliver Lutz Radtke, a former German radio reporter who may well be the world's foremost authority on Chinglish, said he believed that China should embrace the fanciful melding of English and Chinese as the hallmark of a dynamic, living language.
YESTERDAY I wrote, regarding Rosetta Stone's suit against Google, It's hard to imagine a buyer being snookered into thinking he was buying Rosetta Stone when he was actually buying a (say) Living Language course.
In my rural hometown, New Hampton, Iowa, in the late 1950s, I was fortunate to take two years of Latin with a gifted teacher, Mrs. Hutloff, who believed that Latin was not "dead" but a vibrant and living language, the source of so many English words.
