Sentence examples for stranger language from inspiring English sources

There he was, a boy named Julian MacKay, who not long ago was gathering eggs from a flock of chickens behind his home in Bozeman, who had turned his life upside down by moving to this strange land with its even stranger language to pursue his dream.

It's an odyssey, he claims, "to places where I would be a stranger, without language or back story".

I had stumbled into a country in which I was not a stranger, whose language I spoke by instinct, whose habits and customs fitted me like my own skin.

Gender helps establish and is established by micro-level politics: patterns of expectations; processes of everyday life; a socially constructed body; self and identity; desire; symbolic representation; interactions among friends, kin and strangers; and language and symbolism [ 20].

He dwells hard upon every question posed, as though a stranger to English language, only to then answer with a mixture of exaggerated emphasis and acute intelligence.

Do not try to read too much into a stranger's body language.

Politicians are no strangers to salty language.

On the one hand, the sharp, direct New York profanity of 1970s dive bar punks Blondie, a group who were doubtless not strangers to such language.

We mapped four safety markers to the high-level class Contributing Factors: Home alone; A fixed agenda in a foreign language; Strangers in the home; and The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker.

The scoping review identified seven safety markers for homecare: Medication mania; Home alone; A fixed agenda in a foreign language; Strangers in the home; The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker; Out of pocket: the cost of caring at home; and My health for yours: declining caregiver health.

The British Academy is no stranger to encouraging innovative language education.