Sentence examples for languages change from inspiring English sources

Some languages change the meaning of words by changing the phonological structure of a word, for example, the English word "run", which in the past tense is "ran".

Houses, after all – like languages – change.

It's part of, living languages change.

All languages change in the course of time.

Because languages change so fast, it is difficult for linguists to measure their age.

It is a fact of linguistic life that languages change and often splinter.

Centuries passed; the pictograms changed, languages changed, and learning the alphabet got harder.

And, over time, the programming languages changed.

Language change.

Jerry DeNuccio on overused words and language change.

Terraplane (language change, dialect differences).