Sentence examples for language company from inspiring English sources

While that may sound expensive, language company executives say it isn't; college courses often cost many thousands of dollars to reach the same level.

A language company was looking for English speakers fluent in Pashto and Farsi to translate for the military and coalition forces in Afghanistan.

A lovely find from GabyDisandolo in the comments - a series of videos commissioned by language company EF on Paris, London, Barcelona, and Beijing (above).

Born in Maler Kotla, Punjab in 1929, Jaffrey studied history to post-graduate level before embarking on a life in the theatre that took him from Delhi, where he founded his own English language company, Unity theatre, to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London.

His hospital stay and recovery are covered by workers' compensation, he said, and the language company's representatives visit him every week.

Myngle was founded by ex-eBay and Berlitz language company employees and operates a platform for online language education where teachers and students can virtually connect and determine if there's a match for an online course to start between the parties (from both sides).

Equal opportunities If 35 – 35! – pages of "executive job" ads in a national newspaper were not surprising enough, things get really weird when you start reading them – for instance, the language companies used to woo graduates.

The other night, I went to (Le) Poisson Rouge to check out Opera Hispánica, North America's only Spanish-language company.

The Welsh-language company Theatr Genedlaethol premiere Chwalfa, about the Penrhyn Quarry Great Strike, at the Pontio arts centre, Bangor (translation for non-Welsh speakers is available).

The feat of this monologue is made evident by the less successful Réiltín (Abbey theatre), from the Irish-language company Fíbín.

The fact that he succeeded Stephen Arlen, the force behind the move to the Coliseum, in charge of the English-language company – on Arlen's unexpected death – was a huge endorsement of the policy that Sadler's Wells Opera had been following.