Instead, their parents will choose from a menu that includes those classes, as well as intensive courses in English, known as immersion, and fledgling dual-language programs, like those in which Mr. Brown's children are enrolled in Arizona.
Having to navigate the country upon arrival only bolstered my fledgling facility with a second language, though it was a consistent struggle throughout our year abroad.
After World War I, the fledgling nations of Eastern and Central Europe needed a new visual language to go along with their brand-new map.
Univision Communications Inc., the No. 1 U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster, said today that its fledgling second network, scheduled to begin in January, would be named Telefutura.
A.M.D. is promoting a fledgling programming layer from Apple called OpenCL, or Open Computing Language, which A.M.D. hopes will blunt CUDA's momentum should it be ready for widespread use as expected in 2009.
His active support of the fledgling Modernist movement, which attempted to revitalize and modernize Spanish poetic language, gave encouragement to a generation of younger writers in Mexico.
Although such language often has been included in contracts -- usually in cases when fledgling musicians have little bargaining power -- many musicians and their lawyers have questioned whether the work-for-hire provisions were ever valid under the copyright law.
Yesterday, the chair of the judges panel, the broadcaster Sandi Toksvig, called the list "a great shelf of work where the famous and the fledgling writer, the serious and the satirical, all stand together banging the drum for the glory of the English language.
