Sentence examples for latin characters from inspiring English sources

Latin characters only, he insisted.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. …1973 and 1974, which made Somali a written language (in Latin characters) for the first time.

This is a boon especially for users who find it cumbersome to type in Latin characters to access Web pages.

Northern Kurdish spoken from Mosul, Iraq, into the Caucasus is called Kurmānjī; in Turkey, Latin characters are used in the written form.

"If kids are texting on phones and they can only text in Latin characters, that changes how they feel about their native language," Mr Davis told The Verge.

A large percentage of the inhabitants of Niger understand Hausa, which possesses an abundant literature that has been printed in Latin characters in Nigeria.

Yet "Inverted Utopias" proposes its own Latin character.

"Bale probably feels stupefaction at the Latin character," Juanma Trueba wrote in AS. "He was whistled during one of his most complete games.

Back in "the day," non-Latin Web addresses wasn't such a huge problem because the Internet was still a Latin character-dominated tool.

Some San Fernando residents and merchants, however, say the paleteros enhance the city's Latin character and serve as examples of what hard work and initiative can bring.

I don't see incompetence and disorganization as charming and excusable downsides of the colorful Latin Character (excuse me while I roll my eyes - I've heard this one so much), but as hurdles that stand in the way of good governance and allow corruption to run rampant.