Sentence examples for from language to language from inspiring English sources

Results of this process vary from language to language.

The number of strata may vary from language to language.

The number of noun classes varies from language to language.

The vocabulary of kinship terms varies from language to language, reflecting cultural differences.

Such generalizations, however, ignore the fact that the "optimal" balance may differ from language to language.

The dictionary is a compendium of possible allusions, from language to language and word to word.

News sources change from language-to-language.

Similarly, what survives in the fragmentary record of Gilgamesh is evidence of a broadly distributed tale in the ancient Middle East, one that passed easily from culture to culture and language to language before being inscribed on tablets.

Take into consideration that personal space and accepted volume level varies from country to country and language to language.

I'm not talking about the chain hotels or chain restaurants that we've long had and that somehow manage to be identical from time zone to time zone, language to language: carbon-copy refuges for unadventurous souls and stomachs.

A festival that will see Shakespeare's 37 plays performed in 37 languages, from Swahili to sign language, has got under way.