Sentence examples for take language from inspiring English sources

"It's the ability to take language and spin it".

Crystal says he's learned not to guess where the future will take language.

Take language: many 18th-century thinkers believed that superstitions and past errors were imprinted in words.

HIGHER EDUCATION -- Passengers on Virgin Atlantic can now take language lessons to pass the time.

One might reasonably therefore expect a twin who becomes a storyteller never to take language for granted".

Mr. Gomez said some Skype users take language classes over the phone, unconcerned about the length of their calls.

Carrying the group's luggage, the team drives ahead every day to scout for food and a place to pitch their 900-square-foot tent -- usually by asking at a random farmhouse, "Will you let me and 20 of my friends sleep in your yard tonight?" The students take language-for-travelers classes at the Franklin Pierce campus in New Hampshire before they leave.

Hazlitt takes language for a ride.

The number taking language GCSEs has also begun to recover.

The second were those who, as he said, "took language as if it was stolen air".

It takes language experiences and verbal activities, along with phonics, to get children ready to read.