Sentence examples for into languages from inspiring English sources

His works have been translated into languages around the world.

There are translations into languages, such as Inupiat and Gullah, that are spoken by only handfuls of people.

The Routes into Languages consortium of 80 universities, led by Southampton, is encouraging collaboration between higher education, schools and employers.

"English people, British people don't necessarily buy into languages, they always depend on people being able to speak English.

"Crazy linguists are ready to project many things into languages," she said by phone from Amsterdam, where she lives.

"In the U.K., they're locked into French and German first before getting into languages of the future," said Mr. Pick, the Marlborough principal.

What was it like to translate that odor into language?

Violence is stitched into life and into language.

Words cohering into language form the bedrock of our identity, and explain our human condition".

HERE'S a story that plays into language in two different ways.

Brittain's memoir pulls it back down into language and narrative.