Sentence examples for language in the next from inspiring English sources

Last week Facebook said it planned to update its privacy policy with new language in the next few days.

The Financial Times says Cameron will change his body language in the next leaders' debate.

She said the governor would be happy to consider revising the language in the next legislative session to clarify its meaning.

Why put out a far-fetched argument about the terms of the contract, which is just going to get you in trouble with other customers (and lead to some new language in the next confirmation)?

The only sign of an awareness of contemporary language in The Next Big Thing is an unconscious one: for all her fastidiousness she succumbs to the confusion about 'may' and 'might'might

Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks) and Howard Berman (D-Valley Village) wrote to the chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, seeking to insert language in the next FAA authorization bill allowing for a curfew at the two airports.

I found, too, that the CIA was a lot looser with language in the 1960s.

"The body language in the first quarter was like, 'We're here,' " Scott said.

Python has become a really popular programming language in the past years.

The school still prohibited sign language in the 1960s, when it moved to Jackson Heights, where it remains today.

As with the Kalevala, this was instrumental in kindling renewed interest in a common national literary language in the late 19th century.