Sentence examples for language through the from inspiring English sources

Those variations reflect the fluidity of African-American language through the years, she said, and the power of perception.

She is also tutoring students in English as a second language through the American International School of Cape Town.

One common worry– about the dumbing down of culture and language through the IT revolution – often crops up at festivals, but not here.

He admits there have been some "cultural collisions", but says: "We have been able to come together because there is always a common language through the music.

To the old tales, the Mabinogion and "Culhwch and Olwen," new ones of continental provenance were added, and new didactic prose appeared in the language through the activity of ecclesiastics.

I would wager that the same thing is true of Seattle's passion for coffee, which added words like latte and dopio to the American language through the unstoppable growth of Starbucks.

Light is the language through which the universe speaks to us.

English is the primary language through which the federal and state governments offer information about insurance plans available under the Affordable Care Act.

When we look at the visual language through which the smart city is represented, it is typically with simplistic, child-like rounded edges and bright colours.

As she wrote in 1929: "It is impossible not to speculate already on the possibility of English becoming a world-language through the screen".

It is also available in 170 languages through the city's 311 line.