Sentence examples for back to the language from inspiring English sources

"I felt it was time to get back to the language of materials," he said.

But to demand it, consumers have to know about it, which gets back to the language on the label.

And with Mr. Bolton back in power, the White House has swung back to the language of 2002 and 2003.

In their answers, Mr. Cirbus said, the actors try to nudge students back to the language of Shakespeare.

And while he'd be reluctant to admit it, even Ed Miliband with his "One Nation Labour" frequently harks back to the language of the Third Way.

It loops back to the language — I like to listen to rap in different languages to listen for context and plays on words.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Overview of PRO Consortium Translation Process Development Table 1 Definitions of Key Terms Key Term Definition Back-translation Process of translating a document that has already been translated into another language back to the original language - preferably by an independent translator.

As proposed by Brislin [ 31], one bilingual translator who was also a native speaker or a culturally informed individual blindly translated the questionnaires from the original language (English) to the second language (Polish) and another bilingual translated it back to the original language (Polish back to English).

In a next step, the questionnaire and text for the participant and provider feed-back reports were translated into the German language by a professional translator, and then translated back to the English language by a second translator who was blinded to the original version.

He's gone back to the English language for his latest.

Whereas Wordsworth thought he was going back to the "real language of men," Eliot struggled to create new verse rhythms based on the rhythms of contemporary speech.