Sentence examples for securing a language from inspiring English sources
Couchsurfing.com and Erasmus Bordeaux provided a starting point for finding language exchanges, where it transpires that English is a pretty nifty calling card for securing a language partner (although you need to be slightly pushy about dividing time equally between French and English).
Building local storage (or in the language of financial markets: securing a physical asset, such as safely stored grain) provides the collateral that local farmers can use to help them access commercial finance.
His daughter then secured a valid foreign-language certificate and applied successfully for the single job available, the reports said.
Securing an ASBO is easy.
On this approach, the identity theory secures an intimate connection between language (what language expresses) and world.
The more open and effusive the body language, the more secure a person is likely to be, while closed body language (slumping, hunched shoulders, folded arms, etc).
This insistence, by both academics and government officials, reflects China's own nervousness about its nationhood: that only a common language will secure a single nation.
Such an observation might suggest that the most decisive factor is not so much language mastery but parental capacity to secure a supportive family environment.
By keeping the language in context, he was able to secure a longer life for his translations.
Select and secure a location.
