Sentence examples for side of the language from inspiring English sources

"Actually, he's more into linguistics, which is the boring side of the language," she said.

And from the other side of the Atlantic came rivalmantra: "I'm an American and lean more on the traditionalist side of the language debate, so I'm happy for you Brits to resist American words.

Predictably, parents come down firmly on both sides of the language divide.

Jeff Anderson, the study's lead author and a professor of neuroradiology at the University of Utah says: It's absolutely true that some brain functions occur in one or the other side of the brain, language tends to be on the left, attention more on the right.

This boast failed to impress Baird, who noted: "… as can be seen by reference to the Ielts resource [recommendations, which the report includes], these entry standards are on the low side of the English language standards that Ielts believes are necessary".

Here, Britain's best export this side of the English language, Ricky Gervais dancing like a complete fool.

But farther north, past Greenpoint Avenue (another stop on the G train), Spanish can be heard, and on the south side of the area the language may be Italian.

Physicians are more hesitant to offer the surgery to patients with severe strokes involving the left side of the brain, where language ability resides.

"And we really felt like it was probably tactically helpful to provide folks on that side of the aisle with language that they were comfortable with and familiar with.

It encompasses classes that truly dive into cultural understanding, exchange programs for international students and professors, programs that use technology to bring together groups in the U.S. and abroad, co-op working experiences on the other side of the globe, foreign language majors, research partnerships with institutions overseas and more.

Mr. Leterme's career illustrated how few modern Belgian politicians have trust on both sides of the main language divide.