Sentence examples for new dialect from inspiring English sources
Attending meetings meant learning a new dialect: cliché.
Or someone was developing a new dialect of Elvish: "Eliminate ee all ambiguum, all doubten motive".
Efforts are being made to spread the new dialect to a belt above Swansea, where Welsh is doing particularly badly.
In the capital itself a new dialect, inspired by recent immigration, is emerging: "multicultural London English", heavily influenced by Jamaican with undertones of west African and Indian.
The consequence was the creation of what was in some respects a new dialect: BBC English, the speech of educated professionals.
It was such mixed patterns that suggested the emergence of a new dialect on the West Texas plains, Dr. Tillery said.
Mozart and Wagner represent quite different attitudes towards subjectivity and musical experience, but they are both part of the Austro-German tradition.From the early 20th century, complexity, individuality and expressive intensity grew apace in classical music, exacerbated by imports of such new dialects as jazz.
Over time, both biological and linguistic evolution can produce major changes whether that means the radiation of new clades of terrestrial vertebrates after the dinosaur extinction or the development of new dialects as people discovered and settled on the Pacific Islands.
Norwegian folk-ballad style owes its significance in equal measure to Landstad's devotion to his Telemark background and to the emergence of literary works in the New Norwegian dialect idiom.
His new album, "Dialect Fluorescent" (Pi), feels like an attempt to re-establish his grounding in the postbop tradition, without backpedaling.
Whichever way the Scots vote, it looks as if the United Kingdom will at least hang on to Wales.Dig deeper: Even if Scots vote "No", the Union will grow looser and messier (September 2014) Unlike Scotland, Wales isn't too happy about its growing independence from London (November 2012) Government meddling has created a new Welsh dialect (August 2014).
