Sentence examples for language from an from inspiring English sources

He argued that changing the language from "an extended period" to "for some time" would "provide the committee flexibility to begin raising rates modestly," according to the minutes.

The House Financial Services Committee struck language from an investor protection bill that would have diluted the powers of state securities regulators when they pursued fraud cases.

In preparation for my trip, I took lessons in the language from an elderly man in his basement flat near Baker Street.

Put the two together, and add some provocative language from an American president, and feelings that seem mutually contradictory begin to surface.

The video shows the level of understanding and communication that a child using sign language can reach when they have access to language from an early age.

Naturally, not everyone is fortunate enough to be immersed in another language from an early age so as to reach or approach native speaker levels.

This was not routine language from a Secretary of Defense.

Pete Seeger's proposal for gender-neutral language, from a 1974 letter to Ms. magazine.

It's hard to read body language from a text message.

"Attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places" is language from a different world.

"You can't copy the language from a Jezebel post and paste it onto a syllabus," Brodsky explained.