Sentence examples for languages going from inspiring English sources

The most extensive text of the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh, the first of the world's great classics, is a late Assyrian synthesis that must have required an immense amount of research into clay tablets, written in several languages going back to the beginning of Mesopotamian civilization.

Observing that the Coldwell Banker sales staff is fluent in 25 or so languages, going from Arabic to Ukrainian, she said, "To help prospective clients we have posted a listing of our agents who speak a foreign language on our Web site, www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com".

"If there is extra money available," Bob Brown motioned in parliament, "I suggest that it go to ensuring that Indigenous people in Australia who are being deprived of their first languages be given an education in their first languages and that we stop some first languages going to extinction in this country.

Styles and languages go in so many directions these days that generalizing is speculation at best.

In Morocco those with science and engineering degrees, computer skills and languages go to France, the Netherlands and Canada, whereas the students of literature and public administration stay at home.

As far as learning languages goes, Rosetta Stone seems to have the process nailed.

Will you learn 4 new languages, go squid fishing in Borneo, or visit each country in Europe?

105, 106 Considerable debate has surrounded the question of how far beyond regular the natural languages go; current consensus is that languages go a bit beyond the capacities of a PDA and belong to the class termed mildly context-sensitive grammars, 107, 108 requiring multiple stacks, or even a stack of stacks to be computed.

Suddenly there was a language going on that I could tune into".

It is a language going down, like the Titanic (and singing all the way).

But also there's this false debate about language going on at this moment".