Sentence examples for language after a from inspiring English sources

Management sought to add that language after a series of missed calls in the 2009 playoffs.

Body language after a loss can vary from player to player.

Mazda proudly proclaims the 5 to be the first product bearing its Nagare design language, after a concept car introduced at the Los Angeles auto show in 2006.

Weaver is demonstrative on the mound, and Torre criticized him for his negative body language after a start against the Devil Rays on June 17.

There are overtones here of the Balkan war, and also of Arthur Kopit's "Wings," a play that stunningly portrays a woman's attempt to retrieve language after a stroke.

Lima Time usually ended with another victory, loud meringue music in the locker room and opposing hitters anguished at Lima's fist-stabbing body language after a big strikeout.

And it is still working on a lexicon of languages — after all, a "brighter" color to one person is a "crisper" color to another and a "sharper" color to a third.

As she says, "fashion is a language, after all".

American Sign Language, after all, is not a signed version of standard English.

Language, after all, is in a constant state of evolution: Words and usage change, specific tongues and dialects go extinct.

University funding chiefs reveal evidence today of a revival in the sciences, maths and languages, after a £350m programme to save them from obscurity.