Sentence examples for the language uses from inspiring English sources

The language uses words from English, Esperanto, Finnish, Croatian, Georgian, Dutch, Chinese, but with changed meanings.

It makes relatively little difference whether the language uses an alphabet, like Greek or English, or ideograms, like Chinese.

The language uses typical Dravidian retroflex consonants (sounds pronounced with the tip of the tongue curled back against the roof of the mouth), such as /ḍ/, /ṇ/, and /ṭ/, as well as a series of voiced and voiceless aspirates borrowed from the Indo-Aryan language family.

The language uses a high-performance LLVM compiler and can be used alongside or instead of Objective-C.

Although Czech's use of present and future tense is largely similar to that of English, the language uses past tense to represent the English present perfect and past perfect; ona běžela could mean she ran, she has run or she had run.

Labour said the language used was "infantile".

The language used in 3 U.S.C.

Some of the language used was dreadful".

'The language used was all wrong.

Nor was the language used very reassuring.

"We have also changed the language used in the school.