Sentence examples for language where the from inspiring English sources

The seat of power is in language Where the police patrol No more poetry circles!

Toge features solely on pages where the words "together" or "altogether" appear, the only two words in the English language where the letters that make up his name are found sequentially.

"We set out to paint a realistic portrait of what is going on in the language, where the talent is coming from and what the trends are, so we are very careful not to impose any kind of quotas," said Valerie Miles, co-editor of Granta en Español, the magazine's Spanish-language edition, which began publication in 2004.

Most of us have strong views about how best to use language; where the more intricate details are concerned, those views are often an amalgam of aesthetic taste, ingrained social prejudice, popular myth and a form of reasoning that we insist is logic though it may smell like something else.

Then there is the matter of language, where the gulf seems to lie primarily between highbrow and not-so-highbrow perceptions of the books, although in what some Potter enthusiasts may take as a backhanded compliment, Colin Cheong said in The Straits Times, "Just because some adults happen to enjoy the Potter books does not mean the books should be judged against an adult's 'literary' yardstick".

Indeed there is, but if the application is done in just one language, it has to be translated into each language where the patent is to be valid.

"We are getting languages where the first writing is not the translation of the Bible — as it has often happened — but text messages".

First, there are languages where the apparent complementizer — 'that', in English — is not homophonic with a demonstrative.

This problem is particularly significant in Slavic languages where the words often differ in the ending only [33].

At least in languages where the conditional is the material conditional, and so A ⊃ B is equivalent to ¬A ∨ B, DLiar is equivalent to the Curry sentence 'DLiar is true ⊃ 1 = 0'.

The idea of using the verbs "inscribe" and "circumscribe" along with geometrical shapes can also be used in other languages where the translation of the verbs "precede" and "follow" do not work.