Sentence examples for hone their language from inspiring English sources

Play — especially the let's-pretend, dramatic sort — is how kids develop higher-level thinking, hone their language and social skills, cultivate empathy.

Some classes come to develops skills in visual analysis or to study works that offer insight into cultural context, while others learn about materials and technique or hone their language skills.

Drawing on the resources of Amman and Paris, it allows students to hone their language skills while being exposed to the most recent developments in the scholarship on the Middle East and North Africa, and to cultural products from the region including cinema, art, music, urban planning and architecture.

There are also theatre, arts and crafts exhibitions, a literature pavilion, an area for Welsh learners to hone their language skills (Maes D), as well as trade stands and exhibitors.

The growing number of undergraduates with an interest in China may soon be able to visit the source to hone their language skills and delve into China-centric subjects.

Mr. Gioia and Mr. O'Malley have further honed their language skills by making frequent campaign speeches in Spanish.

Hoping to one day work on the peace settlement, they came to the Middle East last term wanting to explore the other side of the Arab-Israeli conflict while honing their language skills.

During a recent intermediate-level German class at Vassar, 23 students honed their language skills in chat rooms known as MOO's (an acronym for multiple-user domains, object oriented).

For instance, he said, the class schedule will allow time for field work every week so that, say, students can hone their Chinese-language skills in Chinatown and study physics in motion on a subway car.

These exchanges are already under way; this past summer, Princeton students honed their Portuguese language skills in our new language program in Rio de Janeiro, and others took part in a summer Global Seminar on "History, Culture, and Urban Life: Rio de Janeiro and the Imaginary of Brazil" taught by Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures Bruno Carvalho.

In the city centre, Ukrainian and Russian students are among those honing their business or language skills in classrooms together.