Sentence examples for language has grown from inspiring English sources

The language has grown even ruder.

But the number of children of all ages speaking the language has grown.

Self-defining language has grown easy to pass around but hard to translate into social results.

As the election draws closer, the language has grown more pointed, as have the allegations of misconduct.

The need for teachers of English as a second language has grown most rapidly in school districts in the South, Midwest and Northwest.

Clinton had, in fact, started to say some of these things more than a year earlier, but her language has grown stronger and clearer during the primaries.

Nenets, with the largest number of speakers of all the Samoyed languages, has grown substantially in size over the past century, from some 9,200 speakers in 1897 to about 22,000 in 2010.

Note: According to statistics listed on Wikipedia, the site (all languages) has grown from 49,000 words in January 2001 to 1.7 billion words last September (the last reported point).

Throughout the modern period the situation of indigenous languages has grown increasingly precarious in Mexico, and the numbers of speakers of virtually all indigenous languages have dwindled.

The list of available languages has grown, keeping pace with the globalization of medical outcomes research.

If a slew of recently leaked photos are any indication then the Galaxy S IV won't stray very far from the design language Samsung has grown fond of with devices like the Galaxy S III and Note II, and the love-them-or-hate-them plastic bodies don't seem to be going anywhere.