Sentence examples for languages start from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that if the actuarial tables are correct, it means that once the languages start to die off in earnest, there will be a "death of the last speaker" article in the papers, on average, every 12 days.

(No well-documented languages start sentences or clauses with the object, although some linguists have jokingly suggested that Klingon might do so).

While the communities of many of the newer (and some of the older) programming languages start to appreciate the benefits of programming in a pure, referentially transparent fashion, these concepts have not yet had a big impact on software used in chemistry.

Some programming languages start the numbering of array indexes at zero, in which case the entries of an m-by-n matrix are indexed by 0 ≤ i ≤ m − 1 and.

Lorenzo, a precocious boy who spoke three languages, started kindergarten that fall.

Timothy Doner's love for languages started after he learned Hebrew to keep up with his favourite Israeli dance music.

We get there, mayhem, not finding anywhere to stay, Yolanda speaks loads of languages, starts speaking German to this lady.

Gavin Chuck's "Seen" (2006) also navigated through several languages, starting with bursts of sharply etched rhythm and making its way toward gentle lyricism.

He spoke in nine languages, starting and ending in Japanese, and in between speaking English, Chinese, French, and Russian — the languages of the five largest nuclear powers — to make sure that there was a sound bite for each country.

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