Sentence examples for languages long from inspiring English sources
The message and the meta-message are both clear: that is the way out, and this is a country that spoke Irish, one of a handful of surviving Celtic languages, long before the arrival of English.Johnson's last column looked at the expansive multilingual policy of the European Union, which allows any member state's official language to be an EU language.
Larger businesses adopted English as their official language long ago.
He wrote often about the richness and subtleties of Quechua, a language long scorned by the light-skinned coastal elite.
So what do these changes mean for a language long defined by indirect locutions and long, leisurely sentences that drift from the top of the page?
The new journalism generated interviews in which his language, long held to the locker room, was revealed as bumptiously obscene and enthusiastic.
Some critics say that such senior officials should have been deeply involved in the rewriting of sensitive language long before the conference opened here on Friday.
Does exactly what it says on the tin (Ronseal) This created a new idiom that will probably survive in the language long after Ronseal has gone.
In each case it started with people wanting to communicate in today's language, who did it so well that churches still held on to the language long after it failed to communicate anything any more.
Some Arab intellectuals began speaking this language long ago, including Mr. Azm, the Syrian philosopher, who after the humiliation of the 1967 war with Israel published a groundbreaking book called "Self-Criticism After the Defeat".
The Scots language, long derided as bad English with a thick accent or merely a northern dialect, now enjoys the backing of the state.In 2011 the Scottish census asked for the first time whether people spoke Scots.
His plan, Mr. Rangel said in the article, would "put money back in the pockets of working families," a formulation similar to the language long used by Republicans to justify their tax cuts.
