Sentence examples for after languages from inspiring English sources

After languages, he says, the next move may be to teach literacy, which can also have an immediate impact on employment opportunities.

But she warns that some languages departments in schools will need reinvestment after languages were made optional in September 2004 for children at the age of 14. "We are worried that there will be some challenges for schools, where language departments have been reduced over the years, in rebuilding their departments".

Though these works—which are named after languages— are made with unorthodox tools, they always emerge looking like the product of a casual yet purposeful paintbrush.

Earlier this year, the sought-after languages were Hindi, Polish and French.

After French and Spanish, Chinese is the most sought-after language at US secondary schools, he said.

It's also worth noting, according to Miranda Reid, associate director, Multilingualvacancies.com, that "German is a particularly sought-after language across all sectors.

Adults with chronic cough (n = 17) were assessed before, during and after speech language pathology intervention for refractory chronic cough.

P17 First Cornish TV ad to air weeks after language funding is axed.

The modern system — he calls it moral judgment — came after language, when people became able to articulate why something was right or wrong.

Uncomfortable with contemporary England and divorced in 1979, he moved to Italy after language work with Vietnamese boat people revived the teaching impulse.

Where to Eat It used to be said that, after language and politics, food was the favorite topic of conversation in Quebec.