Sentence examples for language at both from inspiring English sources
"They are sitting out there this morning, beaming proudly," he said, using identical language at both schools, "and not even thinking about what it cost to get to this day".
"I'm not dumb enough to have consciously gone into the airline business," says Deutsch in English, his preferred language at both work and home (he met his American wife while studying English literature at the University of California, Berkeley).
"The expert patient discussions were amazing and identified the key resources needed to champion the best practices, to implement new education solutions and to be pro-active in developing common and consistent language at both local and international levels," says Aston.
Mr Lenon said that a breakdown of pupils' subject options would show that independent schools were now "propping up" modern foreign languages at both A-level and university entrance.
She received a BA in physics from Radcliffe in 1966, and studied ancient Near Eastern languages at both Harvard University and then UC Berkeley, 1966-70.
A multitude of such non-adjacent dependency structures is found in natural languages, at both word and morphemic levels (van Heugten and Shi 2010).
Table 4 presents the descriptive analysis of knowledge of formulaic sequences for language learners both at each proficiency level and in general.
"Theory not fact" language, at issue in both the Kitzmiller case and the Selman v. Cobb County case (in which evolution disclaimer stickers in textbooks were ruled unconstitutional), traces right back to anti-evolution policies in the 1920s (Scott 2006).
Factors that reflected familial connection to culture, including having a family who often/always lived by traditional culture and often/always spoke their traditional language at home, were both very strong predictors of participants' current level of resilience.
"My sisters are language teachers at both private and public schools back in Arroyito.
Maternal perceptions of children's attention problems and language ability at both 18 and 36 months provide the basis for the present preliminary study.
