Sentence examples for out for language from inspiring English sources

Watch out for language in a country's oath of allegiance that says you renounce your loyalty to another country, he advises.

Look out for language courses advertised at local colleges, schools or community centers.

That has meant interviewing the applicants by telephone before they arrive in Cambridge, although Mr. Yoffie said that filtering out candidates for language is not limited to Japanese students but applies to people from other Asian countries, like China.

The extended scenes were rare for "Big Brother". In the past, contestants don't typically learn from — or get called out for — offensive language or behavior, at least in the edited-for-TV version.

Many argue that a Massachusetts court ruling in favor of gay marriage makes an amendment an urgent necessity, and some are holding out for stronger language banning same-sex civil unions as well.

This is to take into account what Tesla had in its January 3 press release for the December quarter preliminary results of, "in the last few days, we hit a production rate on each of our manufacturing lines that extrapolates to over 1,000 Model 3's per week". Therefore keep an eye out for similar language in the upcoming press release.

2: Look out for body language.

Up for auction is Minnelli's personal "Cabaret" shooting script, complete with hand-written notes — watch out for the language — and line changes.

Still, quality adult fare like the hugely popular Neon Genesis Evangelion can today only be seen legally here by forking out for English-language version DVD box sets.

For now, this feature is only available in English but Google says it will roll it out for other languages soon.

This new feature can be triggered by searches for restaurants, bars and other local places, Google says, and it's currently rolling out in English in the U.S. and should roll out for other languages in the future.