Sentence examples for last language from inspiring English sources

His last language column, in the November/December 2007 issue of the journalism review, warned of the looming perils of "thusly".

That enemy was Luce, who bolstered Ross's determination that it mattered to be something other than Time, that a world in which Luce was the last man standing, Time the last magazine read, Timese the last language spoken, would be a faster, briefer, simpler, busier, and less funny place.

Apparently, I am as qualified today as I was at my last language lesson almost 40 years ago.

In order to ensure that Africa's position in the "last language mile" is prioritized, Common Sense Advisory and Translators without Borders recently announced a new study on the African translation market.

So in a head-first language like English it is correct to say "I heard [[rumors] that you are leaving town]" (where "rumors" is the noun and "rumors that you are leaving town" is the noun phrase); but in a head-last language like Japanese it is correct to say "I [[that you are leaving town] rumors] heard".

Alternatively, efforts may need to focus on improving both the sensitivity and specificity of measures to target interventions better to the young children most at risk of lasting language problems.

"This kind of last chance language has been used repeatedly by both sides" in negotiations with Iran, the diplomat said.

China may be getting the hint: Mr. Hu approved, at the last minute, language in a joint statement criticizing North Korea for secretly building a uranium enrichment facility.

And at the last Modern Language Association meeting a panel of scholars considered the political and aesthetic ramifications of "Peanuts," especially Snoopy.

And in the last analysis, language is all Céline ever had — the unpardonable error of manners that is a literary style.

In his last book, "Language in Hand" (which Gallaudet University Press is now putting together), Dr. Stokoe wrote, "At that point, my idea was simply that the signing American deaf people do is a language".