Sentence examples for take the language from inspiring English sources
Take the language itself.
Future administrations could take the language more seriously.
The courses are open, of course, to those who do not want to take the language lessons.
If we assume people's dreams were cinematic before the invention of the motion picture, then what cinema has done is to take the language of dreams and bring it under our control.
"I was just determined to take the language that for me was so powerfully metaphoric, economical, lunatic, and intelligent at the same time — just these short sentences or these developments of ideas that was the language of my family and neighbors and so on — and not make it exotic or comic or slumming".
Tarsia was originally conceived for maths, but has taken the language world by storm.
Most of the students are 30 to 50 years old, taking the language for enrichment or for their jobs.
The last group invaded from the south during the 19th century but took the language of the peoples that they raided.
The big bank HSBC took the language of layoffs to a new low this year when it announced that it would be "demising" the roles of nearly 1,000 employees.
For "Kon-Tiki," they said, each scene was shot first in Norwegian, and then after a couple of takes, the language would shift to English.
