Sentence examples for many words from from inspiring English sources

Mozarabic retained many archaic Latin forms and borrowed many words from Arabic.

How many words from the "House of Holes" copy-editor's stylesheet can you use correctly in a sentence?

The language of Amazonas is Portuguese, but the local vocabulary also incorporates many words from the Indian languages.

At the time, urban Holland was heavily Jewish, and bargoens derives many words from Hebrew and Yiddish.

The Burmese borrowed many words from Pali but not to the extent that the Indonesians, the Khmer, and the Thai borrowed Sanskrit words.

Spanish is the national language, although in Argentina it is spoken in several accents and has absorbed many words from other languages, especially Italian.

That was the problem with his transgression, she thought: he had taken so many words away from her.

It contains many words borrowed from Chinese but is itself a non-Chinese, tonal, polysyllabic language with a markedly different grammatical structure.

The Bengali language has two distinct styles: sadhu bhasa, the literary style, which contains many words derived from Sanskrit, and calit bhasa, the colloquial style, which is the standard medium of informal discourse, both spoken and written.

y like the 'y' in 'yes', but in Argentina and Uruguay more like the 's' in 'pleasure' z like the 's' in 'sale', eg Venezuela Note: In Mexico, there are many words derived from indigenous languages which carry an x.

By implying that public policy debates are only so many "words" detached from policy, the Republicans and AP illustrate the profound disconnect in Republican politics.