Sentence examples for languages to enter from inspiring English sources

The ascent of today's global scientific tongue is providing enormous opportunities for industrious native speakers of other languages to enter the world's scientific scene.

At any rate, preparation signals a critic's work ethic, an obligation to reach out (or up) to a composer, to speak his or her language, to enter someone else's territory and ask for directions.

The rules were changed last year to allow all novels published in the English language to enter the literary prize, which had, since 1969, been open only to Commonwealth and Irish writers.

Incoming students were originally required to speak French, English and German, with courses taught in each; since the 1990s, classes have been conducted only in English, though students must speak at least one other language to enter the M.B.A. program, and to graduate must learn a third "commercially useful" language — say, French, Spanish, Mandarin or Russian.

With quick add, you can use natural language to enter dates.

It's become the first mostly Spanish language to enter the Billboard Hot 100's top 5 since Los Del Rio's wedding DJ staple "Macarena" in 1996 and 1997.

Stephenson chose not to adapt period language for the entire text; instead he allowed such language to enter his writing when it was appropriate, often turning to modern English and modern labels for ideas familiar to modern readers.

In the summer of 1896 she went to Berlin for further university study, then returned to Edinburgh and passed an examination in Greek language to enter the Faculty of Arts in October 1896.

One of the very first Indian words to enter the English language was the Hindustani slang for plunder: "loot".

These results provide evidence that, given material supports, coaching, professional development, and the use of a language and literacy-focused curriculum, prekindergarten classrooms can enable low-SES children from diverse language backgrounds to enter kindergarten with literacy skills at or near national norms and can significantly impact some language skills.

There are many colleges that do not require  foreign language skills to enter or graduate.