Sentence examples for left the language from inspiring English sources

When the mayor took office, Mr. Cardozo sent him a congratulatory letter and told him that he had left the language school to start a Spanish tutoring business.

In the agreement, negotiated by Mr. Kissinger, the United States implicitly acknowledged the existence of a single China, but left the language vague enough to maintain its support of Taiwan even as it normalized relations with Beijing.

That is why they left the language in the Constitution sufficiently open-ended to allow for amplification and adaptations.

Leaving the language aside, there is some truth in this.

Catch phrases enter and leave the language, understood even by people who don't watch the shows that spawned them.

"The economic case for leaving the language the same is strong, but the political considerations — on the eve of the Bernanke confirmation vote — dramatically reinforce that case," Mr. Johnson said.

As a result of assimilation, second- and third-generation immigrants don't speak Spanish as well as their parents, and as they become better-educated and climb the income ladder, they often leave the language behind.

Creative writing schools in the UK and America are now seeing writers already published in their own languages enrolling for writing courses in English, a solution to the problems of getting translated which leaves the language they leave behind in deeper trouble.

In particular, their accounts seem to lean too heavily on descriptions of English and mostly leave the language's systemic potential undescribed.

Rather, the Sanders amendment leaves the language in place, but removes the Fed's ability to keep such lending secret.

"I fixed the spelling, but I left the funny language".