Sentence examples for languages until the from inspiring English sources

As Reyes dressed after arriving from Florida, his teammates greeted him with handshakes, hugs and encouraging words in various languages until the reliever Pedro Feliciano expressed a multilingual sentiment.

Political education starts in year five or six and from then on you have to study politics and a range of other important subjects – including two foreign languages – until the age of 18.

He spoke the Kaw language until the death of his father, who spoke the language.

The word "newspaper" didn't enter the English language until the sixteen-sixties.

However, there was relatively little written literature in the Albanian language until the 20th century.

Despite Futabatei's success with this experiment, most Japanese writers continued to employ the literary language until the end of the century.

It therefore includes concentrated drill in all features of the new language that differ in structure from the native language until the use of those features becomes habitual.

All eyes and ears were on Ms. Apple's ever-jittery body language — until the songs started — and her blurts of between-song conversation.

QUESTION FROM CHRIS: I found it interesting how you said that the word for procrastination did not enter the English language until the 16th century.

Derived primarily from proto-Malay, and containing some Sanskrit, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and English words, Tagalog did not become a standardized language until the 1940's.

The contrary view that ideas, as the creatures of words, are public possessions and essential instruments of public knowledge did not become common in the philosophy of language until the end of the 19th century.