Sentence examples for language up from inspiring English sources
The students can keep their knowledge of the Russian language up to date.
Academics sometimes language up their writing to conceal how little they have to offer.
"That was everyday language up where I grew up, and I can't tell you that I liked it," he said.
This seems a promise to get language up to the level of experience: artifice and verbiage are shorn away, and words point directly to the objects they name.
She said: "The NFER found that 92% of primary schools now give children the opportunity to learn a second language – up 22 percentage points from 2006.
Working within the traditions of intricately percussive footwork, wheeling spins and narrative gesture, she also brings the language up to date.
Gove said the government may make it compulsory to study foreign languages up to GCSE.
Far from languaging up, the temptation here is to dumb down.
This not only enabled the researchers to understand her story and her language, but called attention to the cultural pressures threatening the survival of such languages, up against national languages dominant in schools, commerce and mass media.
They have Shuswap, Tsilqot'in and Carrier languages up there, and my high school offered classes for all three.
Why children who have been addressed from birth in two languages, give up on one language in favour of another?
