Sentence examples for language for long from inspiring English sources

Use such language for long enough, and it manifests in reality.

The Java programming language has recently received attention in the domain of real-time systems due to desirable characteristics, such as reduced development costs attributed to higher maintainability and productivity when compared to the C programming language, which for long has been the preferred choice in this domain.

Kafka often made extensive use of a characteristic particular to the German language allowing for long sentences that sometimes can span an entire page.

As a verb, "google" has been part of the English language for a long time.

Mankind has been playing with language for as long as there has been language, and Mad Libs is assuredly not the first game of its ilk.

Perhaps the only surprise is that a man who acknowledges the job is proving "painful" had resisted resorting to foul language for so long.

'We've had language for a long time but not the written word,' says consummate storyteller Lennart.

But I've been evolving this thing where I believe language is musical and music is language for a long time.

And remember, every country has its own sayings and slang -- there's bound to be some miscommunication, even if you've spoken the language for a long time.

Will we completely abandon it in favour of younger, hipper abbreviations, or is it part of our language for the long-term?

Another worrisome provision would allow the schools to test English language learners in their native languages for as long as seven years, as opposed to the current three.