Sentence examples for be the global language from inspiring English sources

"He saw that English was going to be the global language, that there could be a single language for business, science and education," said Bertrand Pecquerie, chief executive of the Global Editors Network.

Eric Schmidt: Well, English appears to be the global language, certainly of commerce —.

English may be the global language, spoken from London, England to London Island, Chile, but it would appear that sometimes those not blessed with the ability to decipher the tongue of Shakespeare, like to make their own versions of our songs without really messing about with the music.

In "Revenge on the English in the Year 2032!," English is almost extinct, and Irish is the global language.

The truth is that we still believe it is fine to neglect languages, and we can do so because English is the global language of our age.

English is the global language of academic research, and perhaps 1,500 master's degrees are taught in English in countries where the language has no official status.

Perhaps a more convincing explanation of why people come here rests on their historic links through Britain's colonial past and the fact that English is the global language.

It's the global language.

On the other hand we used the construct of reading literacy in PISA to indicate what students are expected to achieve in a world in which English can be considered the global language of communication.

I was mesmerized by the global language of music -- hip-hop, rock, folk -- but the very local flavor of the beat, the melody, often the instruments and of course the words.

This is the real case for learning Chinese: not because it is the rising global language, but because it isn't—at least certainly not yet.