His coach, in strongly worded language, then told him to get up.
Using carefully worded language, the board said there were reasons to doubt PricewaterhouseCoopers did adequate audits in 2008 and 2009.
Over the next two years Lechner repeatedly pushed Fidelity, sometimes in colorfully worded language but to no avail, to disclose whether its bond mutual funds trade the same way.
The word language contains a multiplicity of different designations.
This is a book for anyone interested in words, language and cultural anthropology.
Government officials have spelt the word "language" wrong in an official press release announcing new language tests to be forced on immigrants.
When the word of God was literally expressed in words, language inhibited religious expansion; preachers could speak only to those who understood what they were saying.
Here's a one-word language test to measure whether someone really knows a foreign country and culture: What's the word for doorknob?
Brown based the grammar for his ten-thousand-word language, called Loglan, on the rules of formal predicate logic used by analytical philosophers.
I wish there were, as Kristof claims, a one-word language test that measures whether somebody really knows a foreign country and culture.
Jakobson's Selected Writings, 6 vol. (1962 71), are concerned with phonological studies, the word, language, poetry, grammar, Slavic epic studies, ties, and traditions.
