Sentence examples for language expanded from inspiring English sources

A state-sponsored body, Ofis ar Brezhoneg ("Office of the Breton Language"), was founded in 1999 to maintain order as the language expanded.

A rival theory, proposed by Dr. Colin Renfrew of the University of Cambridge, holds that the Indo-Europeans were the first farmers who lived in ancient Turkey and that their language expanded not by conquest but with the spread of agriculture some 10,000 to 8,000 years ago.

The language expanded rapidly over the next few years.

"It shows language expanding richly in all sorts of directions".

But will it satisfy Winterson's criteria of: "Does this writer's capacity for language expand my capacity to think and to feel?" All it expanded in me was my capacity to laugh out loud and put the book aside.

He caved in at the last minute, citing added language expanding the ability of the executive branch to make exceptions to an appalling requirement that noncitizens suspected of being Qaeda operatives be held in military custody.

Film was the new art of the century, and the greatest contemporary directors, going past mere representation and narrative, reformulated its language, expanding consciousness and emotion in the bargain.

Gov. John Lynch, a Democrat, said last week that he would sign a same-sex marriage bill only if it included new language expanding protection for religious institutions that might object to same-sex marriage.

The question of why one language expands and diversifies at the expense of its neighbours was particularly acute at the beginning of the 21st century, when a few world languages (notably English, Spanish, and Chinese) were rapidly acquiring new speakers, while half of the world's known languages faced extinction.

Why wouldn't we want to give every word a chance to be someone's teleolexical word?" So, with the English language expanding more and more with each passing day – and showing no signs of abating – how good are you with it?

The bill would also include language expanding the availability of in-state tuition under the post GI bill as well as language that gives spouses of veterans killed in action scholarship opportunities under that same bill.