Sentence examples for earlier language from inspiring English sources

The earlier language had a distinctive musical accent.

Berber, the earlier language of the Maghrib, survived in Tunisia in only a few pockets, mainly in the extreme south.

Chinese words often have only one syllable, although modern Chinese makes greater use of compounds than did the earlier language.

The European Union delegation, as well as those from many Asian, African and Latin American countries, favors maintaining earlier language.

Later in the 19th century, scholars began to consider an earlier language, Hieroglyphic Luwian, which was initially thought to be a hieroglyphic form of Hittite.

The mostly conservative members of Congress did not notice that the final version of the bill had changed earlier language that defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman.

The literary languages borrowed words and suffixes from earlier languages.

Precisely what the relationship holds between these suffixes; whether one language borrowed from the other, or whether each language inherited them from earlier languages, is not at all clear.

Early language instruction is a controversial subject, especially in monolingual countries, some experts note.

"These early language spreads were essentially driven by demographic processes, or colonization, to use another word," Dr. Bellwood said.

Research shows how the arts improve attainment in all subjects: drama improves literacy, music improves maths and early language.