Sentence examples for language referred from inspiring English sources

The deliriously offensive name (conjugated, it would seem, from "Makita," in some private language) referred to an absurd stunt that Rhoades had planned to pull off thousands of miles from the gallery.

The XML schema defines a new markup language referred to as the Structured Modeling Markup Language (SMML) for representing models.

Barclays said in a statement: "The language referred to in the settlement letter provided to the FSA was included in error during the outset of the process to manage this category of customer complaints.

"The fact that this particular language referred to 'DRG-RDI' as opposed to another CIA entity does not seem particularly significant -- from the Senate's perspective this particular component of the CIA doesn't have any special powers to restrict the dissemination of information, beyond what anybody else in the CIA has".

Erromintxela is a mixed language (referred to as Para-Romani in Romani linguistics ), deriving most of its vocabulary from Kalderash Romani but using Basque grammar, similar to the way the Angloromani language of the Roma in England mixes Romani vocabulary and English grammar.

Language referred to the ability to speak one or more foreign languages.

But to what and where is this language referring?

But the language referring to long-term deals was altered.

Students of the political language refer to it as "the fruitcake episode".

"In this sense, I find really excessive any language referring to currency wars".

D.F.A., and Professor Fama, use different language, referring to "risk premia".