Sentence examples for varied languages from inspiring English sources
There is much to love about Europe, with its varied languages and landscapes, but tennis, a global game, would be better served by a more global power elite.
Shoppers are more likely to spend $20 on a watch in the stores along Devon Avenue, where the pungent aromas of Indian and Pakistani spices blend with the varied languages.
Over the coming years of her term as makar, Kay will unveil the next stage of the tour every spring and autumn, writing a verse about each place that will contribute to a lengthy work reflecting the varied languages, accents, geography and cultures of Scotland.
Instead, the employees would repeat, using slightly varied language, the idea that Providian would significantly beat a consumer's current interest rate.
In Tables 11, 12, and 13, the descriptive and inferential statistics indicate that under the no planning condition, participants who worked with the descriptive task could produce more lexically varied language than those carrying out the same task under the pre-task and online planning conditions.
A tube line with a distinct language along its length, a journey on the Bakerloo passes through areas with large proportions of Gujarati, Portuguese, French and Tagalog languages speakers, as well as the varied Chinese languages spoken in Chinatown.
Nor does it have anything to do with the way words vary from language to language.
And words vary across languages; 'spaghetti' is a mass noun in English, but is the plural of the count noun 'spaghetto' in Italian.
Their original alphabet was based on a spelling reform for English known as the Romic alphabet, but in order to make it usable for other languages, the values of the symbols were allowed to vary from language to language.
Perhaps the most multidisciplinary feature is the StudyCards App, which can store flashcards on subjects as varied as language arts or Spanish.
In Experiment 2, we varied the language paired with pointing and tracing gestures; key phrases focused either on elevation information or on visualizing shape.
