Sentence examples for sign language gestures from inspiring English sources

This study indicates that Irish general practitioners are responding to the need for language assistance in a variety of ways including the use of professional interpreters, informal interpreters and 'getting by' with sign language, gestures or limited amounts of English or the patient's language (e.g. French for French speaking African patients).

Pointing the thumb and index fingers together in a diamond shape is similar to the sign language gesture for a part of the female anatomy.

I didn't see anything of it apart from the last 10 minutes – Giorgio Chiellini was very angry when Riccardo Montolivo was sent off for a second bookable offence deep into extra-time, making the universal sign language gesture for a dive at Luis Suárez.

Strikingly, she adds, even deaf children "acquiring sign language produce gestures and, at the earliest stages of language learning, they produce more gestures than signs".

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) includes the use of communication aids, such as alphabet boards and electronic communication devices that speak, as well as unaided communication methods, such as sign language and gestures.

Near the dais, the New York Archdiocesan Deaf Choir — two dozen men and women dressed in bright red robes who performed their songs using sign language, using gestures that made their robes wave like flags — spoke among themselves.

The story is told entirely without dialogue and subtitles – just through sign language and gestures.

Will we construct a new sign language with gestures for expletive-laced searches, threads of bodily harm, inappropriate suggestions about where someone should go, frequently-repeated stock phrases (Winning!)?

So sign language and gestures had to communicate the rest for me.

If you want to get advanced and listen to the lyrics, use sign language or gestures to any words you hear as you doing the 6 step.

More recently, she has explored boundaries in relationship to communication with a focus on sign language and gesture.