Sentence examples for language which was from inspiring English sources

The Greek geographer Strabo mentions them and their "special language," which was closely related to Latin.

This form of the language, which was not in common use, disquieted theatregoers, especially when they were watching comedy.

Her speeches are memorable for their conviction not their language, which was usually as wooden as her podium expression.

The presenter apologised for her language which was caught just as she was going on air after being heckled by yes campaigners in the background.

Up until 1996, Japanese was very much an elite minority language which was being taught in small groups in the independent sector.

"Not to mention the hubris with which this operation was talked about, and the language which was chosen to describe the operation".

Representatives of the industry hired lawyers to offer advice on the treaty language, which was passed on to the PTO, as evidenced in the emails.

In 1991 he revisited the Far East in "Strong Drink, Strong Language," which was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award.

The communities have secured a string of victories, including settling land disputes and phonetically transcribing textbooks to preserve their language, which was unwritten.

Pushkin did not excel at school, but from the earliest age he had a feel for language which was quite exceptional.

In the 1990s the college began offering a Master of Arts in teaching English as a second language, which was open to men and women.