Sentence examples for language forever from inspiring English sources

Most apparent is his joy in language – forever mixing and matching unlikely words, sounds and ideas in a voice tough as Tarmac.

People who feel they have lost language forever find, often to their own surprise, that language is still there.

The Latino tripartite of Spanish, Native American and African roots — la raza cósmica, as Mexican philosopher José Vasconcelos phrased it — meant that Iberia, with its language forever etched on my tongue, could be a motherland.

Since language is forever changing, it's nice to be able to look up a word and see how most people currently use it, spell it and say it.

She was one of the few remaining legends of the nineteen-sixties and seventies, when a new crop of writers from Latin America announced themselves to the world, with her help, and changed Spanish-language publishing forever.

Is the realisation that he needed to face up to things be why he uses such simple, direct language on Bloom Forever?

Granted, some people — like the Schwabs' grabby guest, whom the hostess eventually did tell off — will never comprehend the language of hosting, forever confusing the words "one night" with "stay for as long as you like, wear our clothing and ask us to move our car out of the garage so you can move yours in".

The stream of language that goes on forever, that survives.

"We've had career development language in union contracts forever".

"As I went along, I loved the conceptual approach combined with mythology and the traditional craft of sewing, forever a language spoken by women.

"She needs to do sign language interpreting for everything everywhere forever," another wrote.