Sentence examples for speakers long from inspiring English sources

In multilingual India, Tamil speakers, long wary of the dominance of Hindi, purged their language of non-Tamil borrowings and instituted strict language requirements in public schools in Tamil Nadu.

Dutch-speakers, long underdogs in a country without a Flemish university until 1922, are tired of subsidizing their now poorer French-speaking cousins.

"It Gets Worse, My Friend", from the Eliot prize-nominated A Rough Climate (2002), enumerates with unarguable exactness a day's worth of small blows at the hands of the mostly well-meaning, ending with the speaker, long established in the neighbourhood, being instructed in how to queue at the cheese counter.

But I, for one -- long after I stepped off the podium as a speaker, long after I watched the hotel staff sweep away the debris of the Summit--felt renewed energy to make workplaces work better for employees and employers, especially for those with the fewest resources.

Reasons by which a speaker long for strengthening their formal expert judgment.

Pakistan may have an ample supply of free thinkers, but free speakers have long been on the wane.

Some speakers went long, including Geoffrey Canada, the chief executive of Harlem Children's Zone, so those talks were edited for the PBS program, although the full-length versions will be posted online.

The desire of many Quebecers to preserve the province as a French-language island in North America's ocean of English speakers has long influenced the region's relations with immigrants, whose children must attend French school.

The days of half-din radios and crappy stock speakers are long gone.

This study examined how /dz/ was realized among fluent young Min speakers in long connected speech using spectrographic evidence as support.

As in Plato, in Plutarch's dialogues too the speakers give long speeches in favor of a certain view (Russell 1973, 34 36).