Sentence examples for loan expressions from inspiring English sources

Fridén stated that the increased usage of English loan expressions like "ha en bra dag" "impairs our sense of language and style".

Moreover, instead of focusing on "loan words and fossilised expressions" (Krishnaswamy and Burde 1998: 150) and in order to capture the cultural and situational contexts, this study examined the texts from a functional semiotic perspective.

An ivory statuette of a standing man with a mirthless expression on loan from the Ashmolean Museum at the University of Oxford in England and a wooden head from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts that once formed part of a life-size statue reveal an attention to human feelings that one rarely associates with ancient Egypt.

A You know the expression: a rolling loan gathers no loss.

But there is often a secret mental ledger in which loans and payments, along with slights and expressions of gratitude, are carefully logged.

To determine the option values on the loan portfolio, the output of our conceptual framework, we must ascertain the expressions for the put and call options.

Construction loans were rescinded.

Construction loans are most often "story loans".

From this expression, the put option premium transpires from the salvage value of the loan, less lost operating inflows.

Self-reported positive responses to borrowers' facial expressions -- and corresponding activity in the brain's nucleus accumbens -- were associated with loan success.

To this we may further relate the fact that when Mandarin does accept items from other languages it favours "calquing", or loan translation: the "borrowing" takes place on the content plane rather than on the plane of expression.