Sentence examples for break up language from inspiring English sources
This "data-driven approach" still involves assumptions about how to break up language into different categories of meaning.
Sometimes, in hunter's language, the dogs "break up" the fox, Mr. Todhunter said, so there is barely a trace left when they have finished.
Simple and fun mini-games break up the story, encouraging children to practise their language, matching and sorting skills.
Avoid rushing to break up.
English, the author argues convincingly in "Globish," will not break up into new languages and die, as Latin did, because it is sustained by the Internet, global marketing, mass consumerism, instant communications, international soccer, texting, and (McCrum is English) cricket and the legacy of Winston Churchill.
In the late literature (17th century to the end of the 19th) authorship passed into the hands of individuals among the peasants, the class to which most Irish speakers had been reduced, using the dialects into which the language had been broken up.
