Sentence examples for start English from inspiring English sources

In fact, you said you don't start English by reading Chaucer...

But French-speaking children are not allowed to start English classes until fourth grade.

The teachers not only instruct students and assist local English teachers, but also start English clubs and interact with parents.

In February, Ms. Barahona plans to start English classes and begin working toward her general equivalency diploma.

He told me that he was staying with some other Uighurs in the nation's capital; the following week, he expected to start English classes.

For a start, English readers must be missing out on hundreds of fine books every year and the figures also provide a troubling indication of cultural imperialism and the narrow horizons of US and UK readers.

But Mr. Kang said he was preparing to start English-language services for non-Chinese clients in Europe and North America by opening a call center based in the Philippines or Malaysia.

[C4.] Al Jazeera Prepares to Start English-Language Service The Arabic broadcaster Al Jazeera, which styles itself as an independent voice in a turbulent region that is short on press freedom, is shaping its new English-language channel, Al Jazeera International, with the same spirit: outspoken and unwilling, in its own words, "to sanitize war".

He started English Church and Country Tours because he doesn't want to be a bureaucrat all his life.

I know so many people who started English and dropped it.

I mean, he was a 74-year-old man speaking in stop-start English, so there was only so much scope for bants, but yeah, he was pretty much what you'd imagine Pelé to be like.