Sentence examples for the first multilingual from inspiring English sources

The first Latin Grammy Awards show, tonight on CBS, will be the first multilingual broadcast on a major American network: the talk will be mostly in English and Spanish, the singing in Spanish and Portuguese.

Conservative Connect proudly announced that it's the first multilingual British campaign song, featuring verses in English, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali and Mandarin.

designclue calls itself the world's first multilingual design crowdsourcing service.

Because the characters spoke multiple languages, experts including "Film News" Anandan, Birgit Meyer, G. Dhananjayan and Randor Guy have refused to call Kalidas the first Tamil sound film, with the latter two instead calling it India's first multilingual film.

"This is a medium that lives on the popularity of stars that appeal to a broad audience, and there's no feeling that any group is off limits," said Gil Schwartz, executive vice president of CBS, which recently broadcast the Latin Grammys, the first live, multilingual event in prime time on network television.

A Ugandan billionaire introduces Africa's first multilingual portal for youth mentorship and entrepreneurship.

Due to additional dialogue in Telugu and Hindi, some film critics and scholars see it as India's first multilingual film.

It is the first and only multilingual bibliography for Chinese film studies, which covers monographic materials--including monographs, conference proceedings, and theses--that relate to film studies in and about Mainland China published between 1920-2003.

The measure is authorized under California's Proposition 65, which requires that consumers be warned of toxicants in the products they buy; it is the first to mandate multilingual warnings.

In the second activity, the multilingual search, the objective was to allow users to query the AGRIS database in their own native language, as well as retrieving results in different languages.

The first group comprised 21 European multilinguals that never learnt Chinese, another tonal, or a pitch accent language.