Example sentences for: tongues

How can you use “tongues” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • But some very clever comparative linguists, beginning in Germany in the 19th century, theorized about how the nature of the ancestors of the more modern tongues.

  • Anticipating our contemporary Plain English laws, strong voices were raised in the 17th century against the use of foreign tongues as a kind of black art to mystify the uneducated and cheat them of their rights.

  • In the section headed The House we find Iron the lace with great care, Mangle all these clothes, We need charcoal for the iron today, I want you to buy four sheep's tongues , and--how colonial-- I want also two cucumbers, for afternoon tea!

  • The Darger watercolors on exhibit include both peacetime tableaux of tiny lassies, some naked, some in dresses, disporting themselves among butterflies and enormous flowers and odd little birds--and scenes of maniacal carnage, in which the same tiny lassies are strangled naked (distorted faces, tongues stuck out) and disemboweled by merciless Glandelinians.

  • Older Taiwanese are usually bilingual, but the tongues are their native Taiwanese and Japanese, a result of the fifty years (1895-1945) Japan ruled the island.


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