In 1802, the Reverend William Shepherd, the author of the only biography of Poggio in English, expressed his shock that "an apostolic secretary who enjoyed the friendship and esteem of the pontiff, should have published a number of stories which outrage the laws of decency, and put modesty to the blush".
In a live broadcast Sunday afternoon on Payam-e-Afghan, the network that aired Mateen's father's show, an unidentified man speaking in English expressed dismay at the attacks.
Pasadena City Director Rick Cole, who met with English last week in Austin, Tex., said English expressed surprise at the strong reaction, but indicated he would consider an offer to resell the house--with all fixtures intact.
During these years he was so immersed in Roman life that once, as a guest on a television program during a visit back to Chicago, he had to search for words in English to express himself.
Relatively few types of speech sounds are produced by other sources of air movement; the clicks in some South African languages are examples, and so is the fringe linguistic sound used in English to express disapproval, conventionally spelled tut.
In the next section, I will show how the epistemic and metaphysical readings of the "non-root modal + Perf have" construction in English are expressed in Mandarin Chinese.
We decided that in addition to writing letters, we would have our students draw, so that those who had a more difficult time writing in English, could express themselves creatively.
All parents who were able to read and converse in English and expressed interest in participating were selected to attend the focus groups until a group size of ~12 participants had been achieved.
Across the world, the occupation of Tahrir Square in Egypt was in full swing, with signs in English and Arabic expressing solidarity with the workers of Wisconsin.
