Sentence examples for language lives from inspiring English sources

When you see a good one, the language lives and there's nothing more thrilling.

Nor is it normally the case that the parent language "lives on" for a while, relatively unchanged, and then "dies".

The language lives, as do the people, who are present enough that it's almost a surprise that no one brandishes that timely protest sign, "Occupy Rome".

From such lines it was clear that Hill was, in Auden's phrase, one of those poets by whom the language lives.

Although few characters in Burke's books can anticipate much of a life span, their language lives after them, and in this past-obsessed series they can always count on coming back as ghosts.

"There's no God-given right to why one language lives and one doesn't," he says.

Unfortunately, even with the cuts, Krause just isn't up to the task of making this academic language live.

They lived in Italy for a while, Hensher learned the language, lived among people who were different from himself.

Instead of only offering Latin, high schools across the country require somewhere around two years of any foreign language, living or "dead".

It was even more wonderful to see the Japanese language live blog of the same event hit almost half a million.

The bots, whose DNA can be written in nearly any modern programming language, live on cloud servers, which never go dark and grow cheaper by the day.