Sentence examples for language and spread from inspiring English sources

Changes in intonation (uptalk, for example) and pronunciation (the replacement of some consonants by glottal stops) can infiltrate a language and spread just like a trend for sagging trousers.

In remarks during a joint appearance on Friday night, Mr. Obama at least publicly softened his language and spread the blame for the hacking and theft of business, financial and military information.

The Free Brazil Movement began from an "anxiety to create a simple language and spread and transform economic and political liberalism into a relevant political force in Brazil," said Kim Kataguiri, 21, another of its young leaders, who plans to stand for Congress in next year's elections.

He translated literary works to encourage the use of the Tamil Language and spread Hindu Saiva principles.

The new 24-page report was covered in at least seven languages and spread widely online.

The Arabic word falāfil has been globalized into many other languages and spread around the rest of the world as the general name for this food.

These deep rooting lineages are not language specific and spread over all the language groups in India.

The great unifier was Martin Luther, whose translation of the Bible brought the language together and spread it thanks to Gutenberg's printing presses.

Many changes accompanied British rule: Western education, the English language, and Christianity spread during the period; new forms of money, transportation, and communication were developed; and the Nigerian economy became based on the export of cash crops.

Banish the thoughts of modern nation-state Greece and think instead of the Hellenes as they were, a widely scattered, littoral people, linked by language and custom, spread thinly from Massilia (now Marseille, founded by the Greeks in about 600BC) to the Black Sea.

Be fluent in your own made up language and start spreading this to your friends, family and strangers!