Sentence examples for scripted language from inspiring English sources

Careful choreographing, using precisely scripted language, is required.

I am always looking for examples and lesson ideas that draw from everyday situations, key communication opportunities and scripted language environments to highlight and teach the English that students will actually use and hear in the real world.

Hino et al. (2013) further suggested that the logographic/alphabetic distinction may have led to a homophone disadvantage effect in an alphabetically scripted language but a homophone advantage effect in a logographically scripted language.

Offers are customized to the customer's actual account or type of transaction, such as a small-business owner checking account deposit, and they include scripted language to walk the service rep through the offer and answer questions.

In a world with a surplus of consumer choices, scripted language is a strategy that no longer works.

Faculty members were given scripted language to use when they stepped out of the room explaining that they needed to step out for about 15 minutes (no reason for the absence was given) and instructing the students to continue with case discussion as before.

More than anything, this heartbreaking documentary astonishes with its language — some of the lines are so expertly crafted that you almost have to pinch yourself to remember they're not scripted speech.

I really believe that in American written language, including language scripted for radio and television, such errors are now more common than examples of accurate agreement.

Lumière departed from any preconceived notion of a "laser show" by the very fact that the shapes projected by the laser were scripted by Henke to connect with the same scripting language he wrote on his synthesizer.

Both projects are designed to be extended or scripted by users through the provision of a plugin architecture and scripting support (using Bioclipse Scripting Language [16], or Python in the case of Avogadro).

This is the healing power of sewing: a way to express, sometimes exorcise, pain using a tactile language scripted by a needle and thread.