Sentence examples for introducing words from inspiring English sources

Not unlike previous large waves of immigrants, Latinos are introducing words and phrases of their native language into mainstream English.

Twombly, in the same way, has reacted against the dominant style of American abstract art of Jackson Pollock and others by introducing words and themes and drawing to his work.

So little composition is attempted nowadays outside the range of Attic that I have refrained from introducing words and phrases that belong to other dialects.

This is to ensure that you clearly understand each word you place in your poem, understand its effect both in rhythm and meaning and are not swayed by introducing words that aren't truly sourced from your own way of perceiving the subject of your poem.

As its Executive Officer was a prime mover in introducing word processing into the Department of Conference Services, which included the translation, printing, and publications sections.

Twombly introduced words from early on as direct descriptions, as backgrounds and as elusive messages.

Translation conferences yielded a science glossary that introduces words like electromagnetism, climate change and cloning into the Tibetan lexicon.

So we had to invent words or borrow from other languages or introduce words that people were using, but never dared put in literature.

You can improve your daughter's word recognition too if you introduce words to her conversationally, so she will subconsciously realize that scarlet, cherry and ruby are simply other shades of red.

Ghosh, like Salman Rushdie, introduces words from the Indian languages, and from the various creoles, pidgins and slangs that have arisen in India and the Asian seaports since the 18th century.

The magazine addresses common questions such as "What are cancer cells made of?" and "Can I catch it?", and includes a glossary of key terms that introduces words such as symptom, tumour and operation.