Sentence examples for language mastering from inspiring English sources
In fact, as I've written elsewhere, Ms Palin is usually fairly adroit with language, mastering a demotic register her fans use themselves, and adore her for.
If you're visiting a location where English is not the first language, mastering a few key phrases can help you navigate your way around and feel more connected to the locals in your area.
One can achieve this in multiple ways: learning and practicing a new language, mastering meditation, rotating through complex professional assignments, volunteering to run a hiking or cycling club... and, also, understanding, navigating and using the emerging technology-enabled brain fitness toolkit at our disposal.
I live in the United States (because of my work at the United Nations) and write about India; and I do so in English, a language mastered, if the last census is to be believed, by only 2percentt of the Indian population.
Until travelers grasp the new language, master the new cues and ingrain them in behavior until they are second nature, they may feel disoriented and incompetent.
4. A clear, unambiguous imperative description is given in a language mastered by the user. 5.
He has also proven to be an "outstanding student" of foreign languages, mastering both French and German at a near native level, the faculty committee said.
Better yet, I could try the languages mastered by people with more foresighted educations than mine: Spanish, Russian, Arabic or — the holy grail — Mandarin or Cantonese.
But this was nothing, compared with the number of languages mastered by some of my colleagues.
Systems that play magnetic audio cards, like Eiki International's Language Master, can record bits of sound but have never really caught on.
PIPPIN Book by Roger O. Hirson; music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz; directed and choreographed by Jeff Calhoun; music direction and arrangements by Steven Landau; sets and costumes by Tobin Ost; lighting by Donald Holder; sound by Philip G. Allen Americann sign language masters, Linda Bove and Alan Champion; orchestrations by Tom Kitt.
