Sentence examples for language achieving from inspiring English sources

Foundation staff describe this process, and indeed all their work, in business-school language: achieving "leverage", building the foundation "brand", serving "markets" and "customers".

The waif-like and charismatic Maket was the leader of Ivanov Down, who played a kind of jagged industrial rock with lyrics in the singer's own invented fantasy language, achieving cult status in Poland and Russia.

And while you can hear those obvious influences in his music, Simpson filters them through his own language, achieving his main aim as a composer: as he says, to combine "surface beauty with inner logic".

Again, given that Mara was a fairly confident writer and wrote with a command of academic language, achieving such a dialogic paragraph may be considerably easier for her to do than the participants who struggled with academic language.

Molière's plotting and language achieve exactly this.

The language achieves its effects by understatement and subtle nuance rather than by rhetorical flourish.

His language achieves poetic transcendence when describing "the decency of ants," whose disabled members "leave and trouble no more".

After a long festival run, Goodbye to Language achieved only a minimal theatrical release in the US, and went straight to DVD in the UK.

Islam and the Arabic language achieved ascendancy in many northern parts of the region, while older African languages and cultures predominated in the south.

With the autobiographical knots and parables of Reasons for Moving (1968) and Darker (1970), Mark Strand's paradoxical language achieved a resonant simplicity.

In inner London, 83% of children with English as an additional language achieved level four passes in reading, writing and maths, compared with just 81% of native English speakers.