Sentence examples for up with the language from inspiring English sources

"What's up with the language?" he asked.

It needs a Moss to step up and come up with the language.

"I grew up with the language, and also English classes begin in fifth grade here in Denmark".

Robert Shrum grew up with the language of liberalism; a framed photograph of F.D.R. was on display in the Shrum house, in Culver City, California.

Local multiple listing services don't have a category for ready-to-move-in, just-bring-yourselves houses, and she is trying to come up with the language.

The organization identified 111 spending provisions it described as earmarks, 59 of which matched up with the language members used for earlier earmarks.

As more people come online in various parts of the world, leading businesses will remain in a constant race to keep up with the languages needed to reach the same percentage of potential customers they reach today.

It's still a game, but it's also about economic survival as clubs are put on the market for multi-million sums, and words like brand and franchise get mixed up with the old language of passion and badge loyalty.

Furthermore, if the national language is not the language widely used in education, government and the economy, there will be a split between first-class citizens who have grown up with the dominant language from birth and second-class citizens who have merely acquired it.

And I don't have to struggle to come up with the right language for that achievement, because one of its chief architects volunteered his own encomiums.

His Welsh-speaking mother, Katherine Williamss), brought him up with the Welsh language so well that he later became a member of the Gorsedd of Bards and a pioneering agitator for a Welsh-language TV channel.