Sentence examples for give the language from inspiring English sources

Give the language a name, something like "Guptagatese".

(His surname is a variant of Enright).Those passions still rage, and they give the language movement energy.

The peace deal will finance Albanian-language higher education, give the language limited official status along with Macedonian, and reserve jobs in the police force for Albanians.

Samuel Johnson, who has given this column its name, hoped to give the language some stability, but realised that trying to stop change was like trying to "lash the wind".

By 1973, Ritchie and Thompson had rewritten Unix in C, developing its syntax, functionality, and beyond to give the language the ability to program an operating system.

Under the Welsh language standards the organisations would have to make it clear that they welcome correspondence with the public in Welsh and give the language priority on road signs.

The moves toward codification were, indeed, originally linked to a desire to give the languages international importance, and language teaching, in the Romance ethos, is indissolubly linked to the diffusion of cultural and moral values.

He gave the language such phrases as "The tribe has spoken" and "You're fired".

And there's no way to understand what she's doing, given the language of art history at the time.

The judge stated: Given the language and purpose of the rules, it is plain to the Court that Proposal No. 2 impermissibly bundles "separate matters" for shareholder consideration.

Smaller firms, especially ones away from the capital, may be a bit shy of dealing with foreigners, especially given the language and cultural barriers.