Sentence examples for school of language from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, however, it is commonly used, in a narrower sense, to refer to the so-called post-Bloomfieldian school of language analysis that follows the methods of Leonard Bloomfield, developed after 1930.

But Peter's album The Week That Was and David's as School of Language, Sea from Shore (both 2008), proved to be high-grade fuel for a triumphant new double-album return, Field Music (Measure).

Four long players later and body of solo work as School of Language and The Week that Was, as well as strong connections with fellow North East bands Maximo Park and The Futureheads you've got an absolute treasure trove of tracks to suggest to David and Peter.

A seven-member translation committee involving investigators from various schools and translators from School of Languages, Literacy and Translation (SoLLaT) at Universiti Sains Malaysia was formed.

The University of Provence (Aix-Marseille I) is primarily a school of languages and letters.

The University of Provence (Aix-Marseille I) was primarily a school of languages and letters.

"The quality of feedback is important," according to Mike Levy, head of the school of languages and linguistics at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.

The school of languages and the writers' workshop at Middlebury College (1800), in Middlebury, and the writers' workshop Bread Loaf, in Ripton, are internationally known.

Professor John Hajek from the University of Melbourne's school of languages and linguistics says it could indicate that Australia is maturing as a nation.

It was typical of his policy that he closed the school of languages and the translation bureau and sent their director, al-Ṭahṭāwī, to virtual exile in the Sudan.

Prof Neil Bermel, head of the school of languages and cultures, says: In just three years, the gift has already ensured that Luxembourg Studies at the University of Sheffield has become highly visible within the School's research and teaching landscape at all levels, and has succeeded in securing a reputation for excellence, both in the academic community and amongst potential students.