Sentence examples for language meeting from inspiring English sources

It was the show's best manifestation of one language meeting another — from bluegrass to bebop — but it was the inspired fluidity of the shift, more than any hint of contrast, that made it special.

A new study presented at the Evolution of Language meeting here last month shows that the new generation has come up with richer, more grammatically complex utterances that use ever more parts of the body for different purposes.

The site allows you to stay in someone's home for free – sometimes on a couch, sometimes in a spare room, depending on the property – and experience their city or country through their eyes by maybe learning bit of their language, meeting their friends or visiting their local bar.

Usually, in the first year of Peace Corps, only limited amounts of tangible development work can be accomplished; so much time must be spent learning the language, meeting people and building relationships, gaining trust, and orienting oneself in an extreme socio-economic context.

The inclusion criteria were as follows: age 18 to 65 years, able to understand and speak a Scandinavian language, meeting the DSM-IV criteria for schizophrenia, schizoaffective, schizophreniform or bipolar disorder, no history of severe head trauma, IQ score of above 70 and willing and able to give informed consent.

The pair are celebrated for their contributions to the study of the evolution of human culture and symbolism, and are a regular fixture at evolution of language meetings.

"There are Kwak'wala-language meetings in Victoria, even though it's Songhees territory.

Many find it difficult to communicate, although the prison has improved matters by organising Spanish-language meetings and putting countrymen together in cells.

Learning a language and meeting people is exciting.

At the last Modern Language Association meeting, most of the editors, including Vincent B. Leitch, Barbara E. Johnson, Jeffrey J. Williams, Laurie A. Finke and John P. McGowan, discussed their feelings about writing the anthology's headnotes, those short helpful summaries, bibliographies and biographical sketches that precede each entry.

English, not German, is the language in meetings of the executive committee as well as on the Vorstand, or management board.