Sentence examples for young speakers from inspiring English sources

But both sides of the campaigns have lacked young speakers.

Just a third of the young speakers said they always or usually communicated in Welsh with friends.

But even as far back as 1982, linguist John Wells noticed it being picked up by young speakers of "prestige" British English – otherwise known as received pronunciation.

Franco-Provençal is purely rural and nonstandardized, young speakers are few, and speech forms are heavily influenced by French, which has been the standard and urban language of the area since the 13th century.

This likely reflected the vitality of the dialect among young speakers.

This implies that the syllabic effect of /dz/ realization for young speakers might not only be phonological, but also phonetic.

Gifford Miller, the city council's young speaker, and Fernando Ferrer, a former Bronx borough president, will stand for the Democratic nomination, and there will be others.

In "Testimony," however, the young speaker responds to Jesus, a celestial force drawing out or testing his potential greed and gluttony.

When writing her, I had been thinking of Jenny Joseph's "Warning," regularly voted the U.K.'s favorite postwar poem, in which the young speaker imagines with longing the freedoms of rebellious old age and the prospect of making up for the "sobriety of youth".

There was a young speaker I remember who preceded Dr King, a forceful young man called John Lewis from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and he was very outspoken about America's leaders even though he toned his rhetoric down after some of the civil rights people asked him to.

He would then hang on to every word of the young speaker and future voter.