Sentence examples for language to get from inspiring English sources

Do they use colorful language to get their point across?

"It is indeed an easy language to get started in.

Unfortunately, many schools require four semesters of foreign language to get in or to graduate.

The apex of contemporary times is the brands that use institutional symbol or graphic language to get their message across.

Employees can certainly grasp enough of a new language to get by, she believes.

That was why she was here trying to improve her language, to get a qualification.

Ask your questions in simple language to get answers you can quote.

Mr Smith may not be a banker but he needs to talk the right language to get that support.

But that inevitably involves the establishment of a lowest common denominator, of simplifying language to get the message across.

The student, he argued, simply did not understand enough philosophy of language to get the harmlessness of his jokes.

For weeks, in Tahrir Square and elsewhere, demonstrators were telling President Hosni Mubarak to leave, playfully using a variety of dialects and languages to get the idea across.