Sentence examples for language cover from inspiring English sources
Here is a dark tale told in radiant language: "Cover her face; mine eyes dazzle: she died young".
3.26pm BST 48th over: England 183-4 (Root 38, Ali 36) Herath bowls out a maiden to Root, and Onno Giller recommends his favourite random foreign language cover version.
Statements of such a language cover process management, timing and communication commands that are interpreted using the services of a real-time executive and a communication task located in each node prototype.
Table 1 Readership of English and Indian language newspapers in India (in millions) Readers of top 10 English dailies Readers of top 10 Hindi dailies Readers of top 10 dailies in other Indian languages 19.7 71 62. Out of 1222 million Indians, those that read a daily newspaper are approximately 153 million only; the top 10 dailies in a language cover a high percentage of readers in that language.
In 1995, the German rock musician Wolfgang Niedecken recorded a German-language (Kölsch language) cover of the song with the title "Vill Passiert Sickher" for his album Leopardefell.
Indian music director Vijay Antony composed a Tamil language cover of "Unfaithful", titled "Unakkena Naan" for the film Kadhalil Vizhunthen (2008).
It's true that a new language covers me, but unlike Daphne I have a permeable covering — I'm almost without a skin.
If you speak several languages, you often find a word in one language covers an emotion or topic so much better than the same word in another language.
As for "conditions and restrictions," the transit agency says that this language covers the turnstile-jumping ban and the requirement that riders with card problems should go to a booth clerk.
The decision comes a week after a court ruled that the notorious "Toubon" law passed in 1994 to protect the French language covers documents relating to securities sold in France.
Detailing an illicit affair in colonial Africa, folded in sheets of ephemeral memory, Gomes's summer is drenched in sweat, cicadas and Portuguese language covers of the Ronettes – a hypnotic, inhibition-overriding combination.
