Sentence examples for languages up from inspiring English sources

And when we talk together we mix all the languages up together!" Marika mainly grew up on a remote homeland four hours' drive from the festival site, but spent much of his graduating years of high school in Melbourne and Darwin.

Google continues to hit milestones with Google Apps – 2 million businesses and 20 million users in over 100 countries and 40 languages (up from 1.75 million businesses in June).

Gove said the government may make it compulsory to study foreign languages up to GCSE.

Cicero's influence on Latin prose was so great that subsequent prose, not only in Latin but in later vernacular languages up to the 19th century, was either a reaction against or a return to his style.

This not only enabled the researchers to understand her story and her language, but called attention to the cultural pressures threatening the survival of such languages, up against national languages dominant in schools, commerce and mass media.

They have Shuswap, Tsilqot'in and Carrier languages up there, and my high school offered classes for all three.

Far from languaging up, the temptation here is to dumb down.

This seems a promise to get language up to the level of experience: artifice and verbiage are shorn away, and words point directly to the objects they name.

This opportunity translates to serious savings in any language — up to €500.

It's worth noting, however, that linguistic nativism is just one possibility for how Nature got language up and running.

On the history of the idea of mental language up to the time of Ockham, see Panaccio [1999].