(1) The English language has many idioms.

(2) There are some exotic words in English language.

(3) The college is not an officially recognized English language school.

(4) Many words in the English language are French in origin.

(5) The English language is allied to the German language.

(6) Do you ever murder the English language?

(7) She has an impressive command of the English language.

(8) The English language is rich in vocabulary.

(9) Critics accused him of murdering the English language .

(10) Tom has a feel for the English language.

(11) The English language is constantly changing.

(12) Many foreign words have passed into the English language.

(13) Sonia might not speak the English language well(sentence dictionary), but then who did?

(14) People joke about Branston's ability to mangle the English language.

(15) The English language contains many Saxon words that have survived for over 1000 years.

(16) The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help. Ronald Reagan 

(17) Is there a new minimum English language requirement?

(18) I went to classes at an English language school.

(19) Such is the glorious messiness of the English language.

(20) The English language derives mainly from the Germanic stock.

(21) You must bulldoze your way into the English language.

(22) Diagrammatic Representation of English Language Education KLA Curriculum ...

(23) Chinese, Bahasa Melayu, English Language, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography.

(24) A standard was first set for the English language when Henry was King of England.

(25) But English language learning motivation research started rather late in China.

(26) Proficient in the English language ( verbal & written ), second language is an asset.

(27) He came to London in 1976, already accomplished in the English language.

(28) There have been many changes in the history of the English language.

(29) Thatcher is unique among her predecessors in having given the English language a brand new ism, created from her own name.

(30) For students coming to study at level 6 and above at a Higher Education Institution, the English Language requirement can be waived if the sponsor considers the student to be a gifted student.

(1) There are some exotic words in English language.

(2) The college is not an officially recognized English language school.

(3) Many words in the English language are French in origin.

(31) All arbitration proceedings shall be conducted in the English language.

(32) Students in their final year at a non-accredited school may enroll in ECFVG and apply to take the IELTS to meet the English language requirement prior to attainment of the veterinary degree.

(33) The country already has an English language paper: the staid official broadsheet the China Daily.

(34) And, the expression swan song has long been a part of the English language.

(35) The English language contains many phrasal verbs and verbal phrases.

(36) By becoming a DFCmember, you will join a growing group of English Language enthusiasts who enjoy many privileges and VIP status. So what does this mean in simple context, who is it for?

(37) The other is the international International English language system Language Testing System, or IELTS.

(38) That's because it is the rudest, crudest, most taboo term in the English language, the superstar of four-letter words.

(39) Do you want to be part of an elite team to revolutionize English language learning?

(40) The noun Scots refers to the Scottish dialect of the English language and Scotch is whisky.

(41) We are educated in English language and Engineering majors with Bachelor's degree.

(42) In addition, the kinaesthetic approach involves the child in physically responding to commands and directions given in the English language.

(43) In the English language, sentence stress is influenced by grammatical stress and logical stress as well as rhythm.

(44) But read any selection of blogs (there are over 112m of them in the English language alone) and you quickly learn that meaningful information is in short supply.

(45) If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.

(46) Learners use of the definite article is an important index of their English language proficiency.

(47) Lolita is a work of art that shows the charm and force of the English language.

(48) Texts written by masters of the English language including Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway and William Golding would have been deemed below average under a new computerised exam system.

(49) Ruochuan came to Canada in the Fall of 2010, taking one term to pass through the English Language Centre before enrolling in his first academic term in January of this year.

(50) This thesis is aimed at studying gender differences in the use of English language from sociolinguistic perspective.

(51) That is really wonderful. The English language learning could be with so much fun ah.

(52) US-based language monitoring group crowned Web 2.0 as the one-millionth word or phrase in the English language yesterday, although other linguists slammed it as a stunt.

(53) When confronting this "English language Chinese Calligraphy, " the audience gains from a previously unfelt experience.

(54) In the United States, baseball and the English language are interwoven.

(55) Its scientific name is flatus or flatulence, but the English language has an impressive range of colorful terms to describe the explosive emission of digestive gas.

(56) Garcia Mdrquez has called him the " best Latin American writer in the English language ".

(57) The English language is crushingly dominant online. But it is a start.

(58) I am currently in Beijing setting up a Happy English Language school.

(59) The English language now has words for all three of them: the pushy father is a 'dadzilla', the possessive mother a 'mumzilla', and any obnoxious bride-to-be is a 'bridezilla'.

(60) Negative polarity terms in the English language are composed of noun phrases, adverb phrases, prepositional phrases and adjectives with the meaning of micro-quantity.

(61) Richard Osterlind is an entertainer who is considered by many to be the foremost Mentalist performing in the English language.

(62) If you want to make great strides in your studies of the English language, an understanding of American culture is an excellent place to start.

(63) We offer a range of pre- sessional English language and study skills courses (additional fees payable).

(64) It shows the setting of English language racily to learner, create for learner true, the environment that learns English language, make learner can better rise hear of ability.

(65) I think I saw in the trade journal Publishers' Weekly that in the year 2006 there were more than 200, 000 new titles published in the English language.

(66) I want to buy the latest issue of the " English Language Learning ".

(67) As a branch of English for Specific Purposes, Business English language feature has significant linguistic characteristics.

(68) Even the English language is stacked against the moggy.Spiteful people are dubbed as being "catty".

(69) A word, a phrase, or an idiom peculiar to the English language, especially as spoken in England; a Briticism.

(70) New words and meanings keep the English language in a state of flux.

(71) Pragmatics plays a very important role in English language teaching.

(72) With effect from 2007, a new English Language examination has replaced the Syllabuses A and B examinations.

(73) They had to employ the English language in face of the jealous guardianship of Britain.

(74) The file manager with a word processor that understands English language database queries.

(75) Life in the English language first log, we are not good feel strange?

(76) It's also likely that your web presence is English language only, and you only receive patronage from English-speaking customers.

(77) The article is a part of speech in the English language.

(78) English language and French language belong to Indo-European language system.

(79) My two majors was Sanskrit and Pali language, two minors was English language and Slavic language.

(80) Few publications in the English language literature specifically ealuate the association between the pedicle isthmic widths of the lower thoracic and upper lumbar.

(81) English language reflection time pulse, directly faces the reallife, has the strong life breath.

(82) As the gold-standard reference work in the English language, Britannica needed no advertising to bring traffic to its web servers – all it need do was open its doors.

(83) If the Ministry is satisfied that you cannot perform your jury duty due to deficiencies in your English language abilities you will be excused from attending.

(84) Like the rest of the English language, many dirty words can be traced back through Latin and Greek to a common Indo-European root.

(85) The English language classes are held at the nearby Waterloo - Campus of Conestoga College.

(86) The English language has evolved from a synthetic language into an analytic language.

(87) Major subjects include English Language, Phonics, Reading, Mathematics, Music and Chinese.

(88) This time login in English language, you can active the input method.

(89) Professor & Head, Department of English Language & Literature ( Hong Kong Shue Yan University ).

(90) I recently received an advance copy of a soon-to-be-published English language book called "The Way Up -- How to Keep Your Career Moving in the Right Direction."

(91) The increased English language requirement for onshore GSM applicants will apply from 1 January 2010.

(92) Selnate International School (Selnate) in Provo, Utah is the perfect environment for learning the English language and American culture.

(93) Children thinking courses: abacus calculation, English, literature special education, English language.

(94) The document is translated from English language Financial Strength and it's for information purpose only.

(95) Tang Nengneng , who graduated from the Department of English Language Education of Hunan First Normal University. Currently she serves as the head of English teaching group of Diligent Education.

(96) The multi - volume Oxford English Dictionary ( OED ) lists and defines all words in the English language.

(97) Some Welsh activists have started blacking out English language road signs.

(98) That's why last year's Latin rock poster boy Ricky Martin is working extra hard to establish himself as more than just a bonbon shaking phenom with his second English language album, " Sound Loaded."

(99) When the Concise Oxford English Dictionary announced in 2006 that the word time was the most-often used noun in the English language, it didn't seem surprising.

(100) Unlike Soundex, however, metaphone codes are built to match the linguistic variabilities of pronunciation in the English language.

(101) Sound technical English language capabilities as well as strong language with developed written communication skills.

(102) Edward Sagarin has suggested in his "Anatomy of Dirty Words" that there is only one four-letter word in the English language - fuck.

(103) EAP reading is an interaction between knowledge of English language and academic background knowledge.

(104) A US-based language monitoring group crowned Web 2.0 as the one-millionth word or phrase in the English language yesterday,() although other linguists slammed it as a stunt.

(105) Li And I've always wanted to get an M. A. degree in English language in England since my school-days.

(106) But for the thousands of small English language schools, unable to compete with the new breed of slicker professionals, times may be about to get significantly tougher.

(107) Hyperbole and understatement are two chief rhetorical figures in English language.

(108) But after Hundred Years' War, England became completely severed from France, and the English language finally took the place of French in all classes of society.

(109) It may be the gold-standard reference work in the English language, but no one cares.

(110) A Celtic idiom . A Greek or Latin expression or idiom . A word, a phrase, or an idiom peculiar to the English language, especially as spoken in England; a Briticism .

(111) The study proposes to evaluate the effectiveness of team teaching through picture books in English language learning for third graders in elementary schools.

(112) Beijing Playhouse, China's English language community theatre, brings you all your favorite English productions.

(113) When I heard that an English language edition of China in Ten Words was in the works, I was determined to get my hands on an advance copy.

(114) It is easy to forget that many Indians once viewed computers as "man-eating machines", entrepreneurs as predators and the English language as a cause of "brain fag".

(115) A US-based language monitoring group crowned Web 2.0 as the one-millionth word or phrase in the English language yesterday.

(116) Dryden and Pope are the great masters of the artificial style of poetry in English language.

(117) Assistant Professor, Department of English Language & Literature ( Hong Kong Shue Yan University ).

(118) The new learning theory of constructivism provides the guide for English language teaching.

(119) This situation calls for a new (sub)type of learner's dictionary designed for EFL/ESL learners to enhance the cognitive effect of English language learning.

(120) Japanese or English language , Coordination skill, flexible ideas, punctilious person.

(121) though the Gaelic language is still heard in the Highlands and western isles, the English language is spoken all over the Scotland.

(122) So you are planning to enroll in an English language program at the University of Pennsylvania.

(123) Content of the website is designed bilingually in both, chinese and english language.

(124) The english language definition:Instruction Technology is the theory and practice of design, development, utilization, management and evaluation of processes and resources for learning.

(125) The article discusses the influence of Christianism culture on the English language and the influence of Buddhism culture on the Chinese language.

(126) the name of the reporting unit and a number of other fields, the most significant of which is the summary - an English language description of the events that are covered in the report.

(127) As many of you already know, my grandfather left Taishan in the 1890s for the United States to work as a houseboy in Olympia, Washington, in exchange for English language lessons.

(128) At this point, the NSEC acted as the very mirror, from which reflected college students' insatiable craving to have an overall mastery of the English language.

(129) In rural France, English language magazines are rather hard to come by.

(130) It arrived with the peoples who moved house across the English Channel around 1500 years ago bringing their Anglo-Saxon language that eventually became the English language.

(131) Ideal English language teacher creative arts students plan to study abroad - can also assist with folio preparation.

(132) In the English language belongs to the Indo-European family of languages of the Germanic West Germanic languages and through the United Kingdom colonies spread all over the world.

(133) Please also be able to properly understand the English language and proper grammar use.

(134) However, it is notable that the primary stage of the mother tongue and English language teaching system comparison and analysis should be "targeted".

(135) He is the finest stylist in the English language of today.

(136) As a consequence of this irregularity, the Soundex is not particularly well suited to spell checking in the English language.

(137) Complex construction is of various kinds and uses in English language.

(138) Few publications in the English language literature specifically evaluate the association between the pedicle isthmic widths of the lower thoracic and upper lumbar.

(139) And , the expression swan song has long in been a part of the English language.

(140) Based in the heart of literary London, UCL's Department of English Language and Literature emphasises both traditional literary skills and modern thought in its teaching.

(141) The results of the present research contribute theoretically and pedagogically to the fields of L2 reading and English language teaching in China.

(142) Middle English is the English language from about 1100 to 1500; Middle Gaelic.