"Stool!" one of the soldiers shouted, using the English word to order the protester to crouch.
"On the level of craftsmanship, Chanel is the top," he said, using the English word.
Yogurt and béchamel sauces have been "flops," Mr. Decelle admitted, using the English word.
But some internet users began posting about a leader called "River", using the English word.
"The commanders are very powerful," says Khail Mohammed, a policeman hunkering behind the sand bags in Kateh Qala, using the English word by which Afghans call their warlords.
"If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?" Francis told reporters, speaking in Italian but using the English word "gay".
"Fighting!" yelled the other boys, using the English word that in South Korea means the rough equivalent of "Don't give up!" After Chang-hoon descended, he said, "That was better than games!" Was it thrilling enough to wean him from the Internet?
In debates, they have sounded more like two bickering old men than the scions of political dynasties (their grandfathers fought over the founding of the LDP in 1955) waging what could be one of the most important battles in any election in Japan's history.Mr Hatoyama has tried to cast himself in the Barack Obama mould, using the English word "change" to sum up the DPJ's meaning to voters.
Here are three literary examples: a translation using the English word justice for a corresponding (or not) Russian word; the possibly different meanings of the French and English words justice, spelt exactly the same; and the question of translating an English word into English.
It is reported that Downing Street said Cameron was "persuaded by those who do not think we should use the English words 'Islamic' and 'State' to describe them".
