Sentence examples for languages much from inspiring English sources

Chomsky argued that we can learn languages much more effectively in our early years than at any other time.

The service will be immediately available in 15 countries and 7 languages, much like YouTube's own foray into nine countries announced this month.

They hold up an intricate network that includes family tradition, cuisine, music, art and endangered languages – much like the roots of grass holding up the land in the marsh.

And, while the 2002 national languages strategy – an initiative that gave primary heads eight years to introduce a foreign language at key stage 2 – did cause more schools to invest in languages, much of this progress was undone when funding for languages was reallocated to the general school budget.

The Aboriginal stories suggest as much, describing the birth of languages much the way Bowern thinks it happened.

"Due to our unique approach to the task of typing, we can roll out languages much quicker than others have expanded," he said.

Falconry has its own language, much of which is universal.

Also tells about her endless talking and incomparable language, much of which was foulmouthed.

Slahi writes in English, his fourth language – much of it picked up from Guantánamo guards.

The Afghans speak Afghan, not a language much known to philology.

If Beltrán had been injured more seriously, Mets Manager Willie Randolph might have been uttering language much stronger than "Wow, man".