Sentence examples for survey of English from inspiring English sources

These essentially complete the museum's survey of English silver from the 15th to 20th century.

It's a survey of English village life, written in the 1960s but looking back towards the first world war.

The survey of English tenants was conducted by the pollster YouGov, a member of the British Polling Council.

Tim established close relations with University College London and its Survey of English Usage, a research unit studying spoken and written English, established in 1959 with Longman funding.

Meanwhile, a survey of English fans has found 73% would support an England boycott of future World Cups if it was backed by all Uefa countries.

He is best known for the remarkable A Comprehensive Grammar of the English Language (1985) and for establishing the Survey of English Usage at University College London.

Her survey of "English-Language Literature and Politics in South Africa", admittedly written for an academic journal, has quite a quota of turgid moments.

Indeed, in an international survey of English-speaking persons with disabilities conducted by the BBC, special ranks fourth in a list of terms considered offensive; special was barely beaten out by the slurs spastic and retard (Ouch!, 2003).

METHOD AND PROCEDURES: Data were from the National Survey of Midlife Development in the United States, a 1995-1996 community-based survey of English-speaking adults aged 25-74 N=22900). 25-74 N=2290

The first was a telephone survey of English-speaking adults in the United States (N = 1117) and the second was a telephone survey of English-speaking adults residing in North Carolina who were members of a health maintenance organization (N = 1024).

He has taught undergraduate surveys of English poetry, the European epic tradition, and literary theory, and courses on modernism in literature and the arts ranging from freshman to graduate seminars.