Sentence examples for and the multilingual from inspiring English sources

And the multilingual demands of Europe add to the park's operating costs.

The location is ideal, and the multilingual staff, capable even in Russian, is friendly, skilled and accommodating.

Western museums have been filled with Egyptian marvels for centuries, not least the British Museum, with its colossal head of Ramses II and the multilingual Rosetta Stone.

She has published widely in the areas of literary, intercultural and translation studies, most recently exploring the cultural history of linguistically divided cities and the multilingual cities of the former Habsburg empire.

Half time came with the teams tied at one goal each, and the multilingual comment around me seemed to take a sudden turn in England's favor — perhaps because the West Germans had begun to look more like some kind of football machinery, while England, occasionally fallible, remained eleven recognizable human beings, and thus capable of miracles.

The art is tasteful, and the multilingual library is smart, with photography and history books geared toward all interests.

And though the multilingual Mr Clegg is making the party yet more internationalist than it was, his disastrous decision to debate against Nigel Farage of the anti-EU UK Independence Party has shown the limits to this.

Sandy now lives in Modesto, California keeping himself busy as editor and translator for the multilingual online journal Notebooks on Geology.

Paris beckoned as insistently as ever, but for the moment, we were more than content to add our "wows" and "awesomes" to the multilingual chorus of delight around us.

The human stories behind the multilingual and multigraphic parchment, relics, and "Lead Books" (plomos) of Granada, recovered from their hiding places in two episodes between 1588 and 1599, are endlessly fascinating.

Opportunities to visit or spend a semester abroad in Luxembourg provide students with firsthand experience of the multilingual and multicultural environment in which Luxembourgish speakers live and work.