Sentence examples for language then the from inspiring English sources
Perhaps British politicians are reluctant to advertise their linguistic dexterity, as it might make them vulnerable to attacks from the Europhobic press: first the language, then the superstate.
If George Bernard Shaw was correct in asserting that Britain and America were two countries "separated by a common language", then the new box set of The US Albums by The Beatles offers the musical confirmation.
WASHINGTON, June 4 — If President Bush and Vice President Cheney can blurt out vulgar language, then the government cannot punish broadcast television stations for broadcasting the same words in similarly fleeting contexts.
Susan Ervin-Tripp of the University of California at Berkeley studied the question in the 1960s, when she asked Japanese-English bilinguals to complete a set of unfinished sentences in two separate sessions, first in one language, then the other.
But if we gain not only memory but identity when we are introduced to language, then the process of individuation in childhood can be seen as the first step towards death.
A few clicks of the cursor and Frew refines the tract of fibers pictured on the screen, highlighting first my optic nerve, then the fibers passing through a part of the brain that's crucial for language, then the bundles of motor and sensory nerves that head down to the brain stem.
Sutter et al. (2015) find that "when parents in a household speak both languages, then the child's level of patience in experimental choices is intermediate to the cases when both parents in the household speak only one language, either Italian [the s-FTR language] or German [the w-FTR language]" (see Sutter et al. 2015, page 4).
He then proceeded to ramble incomprehensibly for much of the next hour.On his visit to India, however, he would surely have felt strangely comfortable, if not in the language then in the politics.
In the second, you stop everything, have to ask the concierge where the nearest electronics store is, figure out how to ask for the right one in the local language, then pay the marked-up price.
The statute's language, then, permits the agency to choose remedies consistent with its basic purpose the overall protection of public health.
Dr Dunbar sees the 150-strong group size of Homo sapiens as both a consequence and a cause of verbal grooming, with large groups stimulating the emergence of language, and language then permitting the emergence of larger groups still.
