Sentence examples for languages in front from inspiring English sources

Seven students spoke in their own languages in front of a wall map of the world, and a clip broke down the diverse population: 51 percent African-American, 39 percent white, 7 percent Hispanic, 2 percent Asian-American and 1 percent Native American.

If individuals have difficulty speaking or listening to foreign languages in front of people, their communication apprehension will be high (Horwitz et al. 1986).

Studies of learning disabilities have identified specific areas of the brain used in reading, which suggests that we may be able to flash words in various languages in front of a subject and tell whether or not they can read a particular language and even, perhaps, understand it.

Totally different language in front of camera.

He couldn't understand why anybody would use bad language in front of a woman or a child.

Their language in front of the Queen was objectionable and they were allowed far too much liberty.

But how could you use such language in front of my kids?' It was a no-win situation".

Did the players "watch their language in front of you?" Appel asked Little Ray, "who insisted on that nickname even as a fully grown accountant".

"Don't you dare use that language in front of my son and me — " "Oh, blah-blah," Nancy's mother said immediately.

As the work continued, two small projectors were brought out and set up on stools several feet apart, and we saw two black-and-white films, side by side, on the back scrim: on the left, two hands moving in a kind of delicate and unknowable sign language in front of a bare torso; on the right, a series of closeups of mouths.

When the woman reeled backstage to protest, it was Maureen, just 5ft tall, who fended her off in a Rada voice: "How dare you use such language in front of my daughter!" Susannah notes in the biography: "I'd heard far worse at home".