Sentence examples for standard spoken from inspiring English sources

Focus on grammatical analysis, the standard spoken language, and intensive training in reading and writing.

Pahlavi is a standard spoken and written form descended from a dialect of Parthian.

Children will be taught to "recognise when to use formal language, including standard spoken English", a draft document seen by the Guardian reveals.

Budaixi is the name for it in standard spoken Chinese, which the KMT forced the Taiwanese to use, but the natives still mostly speak a Fujian dialect.

In modern times it has been the standard spoken language and, by the 20th century, had become almost the sole language of Greek creative literature.

Thai language, also called Siamese, the standard spoken and literary language of Thailand, belonging to the Tai language family of Southeast Asia.

The Berlin standard speaks in a child's language about counting blessings instead of sheep as a technique for an insomniac to release anxiety and drift into dreamland.

"I know Green Star is taking health on board, but the WELL standard speaks specifically to staff and productivity issues, so it's very attractive," Hes says.

Like other advocates, Mr. Mukasey said he had been paid his standard speaking fee — $15,000 to $20,000, according to the Web site of his speakers' agency — to talk at M.E.K.-related events.

Versions of Clinton's standard speaking contracts have surfaced publicly this year — including her luxury travel requirements — but the contracts do not contain the extensive detail seen in the UCLA communications.

Simultaneously, the description of the standard in development could render our above concern moot - the standard speaks to defining a normative means of communication between devices and what they define as managers (cell phones, computers, etc). Our current design does not directly interact with other devices and instead relies on a more primitive "store data and look at it later".