Sentence examples for finding English from inspiring English sources

He wants the narrator's help in finding English fishhooks, saying that he can't go back to Moscow without them.

They have a vague, inherited sense that knowing English might open up doors for their futures, and after I'd visited their house, Amilcar had called me and asked for help finding English classes in town.

Although many studies have found asthma symptoms to be associated with proximity to major roads (Gauderman et al. 2005; McConnell et al. 2006; Morgenstern et al. 2007), this is also not a consistent finding (English et al. 1999).

He became an interpreter for the BBC and derides the network's obsession with finding English-speakers and good pictures.

Practice using natural English instead of finding the English equivalents from your mother tongue.

So I cooked my dishes in Chinese, my daughter Rulan put my Chinese into English and my husband, finding the English dull, put much of it back into Chinese again.

This combination of conservatism and radicalism, of political sleepiness and insomnia, this centuries-long brotherhood of gamekeeper and poacher, which Orwell called "the English genius," was also Orwell's genius, finding in English life its own ideological brotherhood.

I made spelling errors in English and I had a hard time finding the English words when speaking to my parents on the phone.

I focus my translation on content and for some culturally specific terms that I have difficulty in finding their English counterparts, I include the original terms that the interviewees used and put the possible English translation in parenthesis in this paper.

Partly this has to do with the difficulty of finding an English equivalent for Yu Hua's extremely direct and graphic Chinese.

This is Gerhaher's debut at Covent Garden, and he is finding the English way of opera – Tannhäuser is directed by Tim Albery – an education.