Sentence examples for frequent English from inspiring English sources
And, as always in his fiction, the narrative voice enjoys frequent English wordplay: the history of religious cinema is neatly summarised as running from "De Mille to Mel".
Also, the sentences cover most frequent English words, bi-phoneme combinations, and syllables.
This course was designed so that absolute beginners could quickly learn the meanings of the thousand most frequent English words and start to read short texts.
This database was specifically designed for the purpose of speech synthesis research, and utterances in the database covered most frequent English words.
We indexed the corpus using three versions of the ChemSpider dictionary: unprocessed, filtered (after application of the filtering rules), and frequent terms correction (after the check for frequent English terms).
Tokens at the beginning of a sentence were ignored as well as stop words including highly frequent English function words (e.g. In, If).
It is interesting to say that UK students are more frequent in English literature about 20%, which is not scant.
The exclusive use of P-values was less frequent in English language publications as well as in Public Health journals; overall such use decreased from 41% in 1995-1996 to 21% in 2005-2006.
The EAI family made up the majority of the strains isolated in Suriname (37.9% or n = 39/103) but was significantly less frequent in English- (n = 67/499 or 13.4%; P < 0.001) and French- (n = 74/1480 or 5%; P < 0.001) speaking countries and very rare in Spanish-speaking areas (n = 3/1183 or 0.25%; P < 0.001).
The performance in PO construction may be affected by frequency [Demuth, Machobane, Moloi, & Odato, 2005 ], as the PO form has been demonstrated to be more frequent in English usage [Gropen et al., 1989 ]. Also possible is the effect of the proper noun on the sentence, given the observed tendency to place longer, phonologically heavier objects last [e.g. Wasow, 2002 ].
There were frequent raids by English seafarers, including Sir Francis Drake in 1586, and clashes with French colonizers along the northern coasts of the Gulf of Mexico and with English settlers in the Carolina and Georgia colonies.
