Sentence examples for old tongue from inspiring English sources
Quell the old tongue, loosen the lips.
There is Grandma, fluent in the old tongue.
"He'll kill himself," the old tongue rival says, "before he lets you beat him".
In New Zealand Maori-speakers have formed "language nests", in which grandparents coach toddlers in the old tongue.
The Welsh band Manic Street Preachers promoted a new album in Cardiff by hanging an enormous banner written in the old tongue.
Other such languages would include Robert Jordan's Old Tongue and the Klingon language of the Star Trek series invented by Marc Okrand.
Mr. Smalls, who is black, is known for his old tongue-in-cheek window sign that once advertised the cinnamon and raisin pastry as "rugelach by a brother".
The key to it all is that old tongue-twister, subsidiarity, meaning that all decisions must be taken at the lowest appropriate level.Swiss democracy works from the bottom up.
Stripping purple paint off the handsome old tongue-and-groove vertical paneling, the two of them painted it white and left other features intact, including a stamped tin ceiling, heart-pine flooring and three paddle fans.
It speaks to her in old tongues: Mushroom, Mine, Orchard, Pony Paddock and Hare's Leg, the old names for the old fields.
"It became '50-year-old tongue'".
