Sentence examples for language of thanks from inspiring English sources
Most Americans will find that the language of thanks has an unaccustomed eloquence this year.
In Vietnam, English has become the second language of choice, thanks to so many foreign visitors yearly and foreign investments.
Yet it was at the 2003 United States Open that American self-absorption produced anger and protest in a variety of languages, thanks to the manipulation of a waterlogged schedule to ensure prime-time matches featuring American stars.
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Visitors are also likely to hear a rich medley of languages, thanks partly to the various influences that have touched the country over the years: Turkish, Iranian, French, Russian.
This quintessentially British woman, as she appeared to the Arab eye, spoke English with an accent: the language of her nursery was German, thanks to a beloved grandmother and an early governess, and she had grown up mostly in Italy.
Applications in the semantics of natural language, thanks to developments by Montague and other linguists, helped to 'spread the word' about the subject.
"Sábado Gigante" has become a staple of Spanish-language TV thanks to its light-hearted mix of comedy sketches, contests, human-interest stories, celebrity interviews and commentary -- at times delivered while Kreutzberger donned goofy hats.
"Satta massagana" means "give thanks" in the Amharic language of Ethiopia, and the song may inspire gratitude in listeners for all the wonders of this life.
Notice the lack of thanks.
