Sentence examples for language printed from inspiring English sources

The Elegantiae linguae Latinae ("Elegances of the Latin Language"), printed in 1471, was the first textbook of Latin grammar to be written since late antiquity; it became highly popular in grammar schools all over Europe.

Borba, ( Serbo-Croatian: "Struggle") morning Yugoslavian newspaper published daily except Thursday in the Serbo-Croatian language, printed in the Cyrillic alphabet in Belgrade and in the Latin alphabet in Zagreb.

Borba, (Serbo-Croatian: "Struggle") morning Yugoslavian newspaper published daily except Thursday in the Serbo-Croatian language, printed in the Cyrillic alphabet in Belgrade and in the Latin alphabet in Zagreb.

This notice must include the following language, printed or written conspicuously: "You are being asked to leave the premises, if you do not leave, an eviction action may be initiated against you.

What also runs through it is language: words printed, stenciled, painted and illuminated, on newspapers, billboards, shop signs and theater marquees.

English-language printed Bibles annotated by Kitaji with Japanese translations and other commentary.

All works printed in Europe before 1701, regardless of language, fall within the scope of the project, together with all pre-1701 works in European languages printed further afield.

The words are now translated into hundreds of languages, printed and bound in hundreds of editions of what we've now come to call the sacred "New Testament," the Word of God.

Founded in 1945, it was the only Greek-language printed media allowed during the Socialist People's Republic of Albania.

Now add in the fact that we're talking about Spanish-language e-books, which have an even smaller audience in America than English-language printed works do.

The Western Cape instrument comprises a paper questionnaire in three languages, printed in full colour in an adolescent-friendly format resembling a "teen magazine" rather than an examination paper.