Sentence examples for the dialect used from inspiring English sources
Of these the most important are eme-gir, the official dialect of Sumerian, and eme-SAL, the dialect used often in the composition of hymns and incantations (see also cuneiform).
The elder Giuseppe told of how when Luchino Visconti - who became a close friend - made his grand film adaptation of The Leopard in the 1960s there had been an outcry as the dialect used by many actors came from the wrong side of the island.
Proposed measures include arranging for more instruction in Modern Standard Arabic — the dialect used in print and broadcast, which can seem almost like a foreign language to students raised in the Gulf — hiring an Arabic writing coach and making Arabic for Media a requirement.
William Barnes was fascinated by language and the dialect used by the people around him.
Retired engineer Bobby Hogg, 92, was the last person who was still fluent in the dialect used in parts of the Black Isle, near Inverness.
The dialect used in Jaffna is the oldest and closest to old Tamil.
Mari El's three main dialects are the Meadow dialect, used by the largest group north of the Volga and the basic dialect of the republic; Eastern Mari, used by a small group near Ufa, originally speakers of the Meadow dialect who emigrated in the late 18th century; and the Mountain dialect, to the west and on the south bank of the Volga.
This is the idiom for a process in the middle of a channel pipeline in the Go dialect used for Clive: The type byte is a slice of an array of bytes.
The Tamil dialect used by residents of the Trincomalee District has many similarities with the Jaffna Tamil dialect.
Phorum Dalal from Mid Day praised the urban dialect used by Shiva in the book and felt that Tripathi's grip on the whole story is steady and has the reader's undivided attention, ultimately "giving the Trilogy an end it deserves".
Such oral narrative devices go hand in hand with the book's use of non-standard English, the island dialect used in both dialogue and narrative passages.
