Sentence examples for celebrated language from inspiring English sources

My play celebrated language, with Miles's surreal soliloquies, and the comedy felt rowdily British.

The libretto is in the imaginary island's language Vōv, created by celebrated language inventor David J. Peterson.

And let's remember that rap is a form that celebrates language.

Tobin's story celebrates language, whether the words are good, bad or just plain fun.

Kelly said the event would "celebrate language, diversity and a sense of global togethernesss".

Nonetheless, if teachers are to help children and young people celebrate language with them, they need to know how it works and what it's made of, and that includes inflections, subordinate clauses and the rest of that curious menagerie of linguistic creatures so mischievously imagined by the children's laureate.

While this novel celebrates language, it also seems to assert the unreliability of words, their ambiguities, their inadequacies.

I'm basically down with anything that celebrates language, but Louder Than a Bomb is something special.

In the next two weeks, however, some of these endangered idioms can be heard at two international literary festivals that celebrate languages big and small, as well as the power and resilience of words themselves.

When she went to Jamestown, Va., in 2007 for the 400th anniversary of the first permanent English colony in the New World, she celebrated the language we and the whole world now share which first found lodgment across the Atlantic at that moment.

Each page of "Will Sparrow's Road" celebrates language and history.