Sentences with phrase «by a common language»

Two nations divided by a common language, and all that.

They also learn as they receive feedback on their work from colleagues, made more useful by the common language teachers are developing around their practice.

Guided by a common language and specific conversations, CAR creates a coherent plan for systemic implementation of effective practice, and makes curriculum development a priority — a shift from program to practice.

«To paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, the UK and Nigeria are two countries separated by a common language.

But while united by a common language, a local focus is necessary in a region that is far from homogenous, and where ebooks are still in their infancy.

Any part of the former Soviet Union that had a tribal identity, created by common language, ethnicity or religion, was in a good position to leave.

WHOEVER first described the UK and US as two nations divided by a common language probably wasn't thinking about a molecule called N - acetyl - p - aminophenol.

If The United States and Great Britain are «two nations separated by a common language,» then perhaps Christian theologians of the two countries are separated by a common theology.»

I know all about the language issues — as we say in the UK, two countries divided by a common language!

In the United States, it is often customary to capitalize «Deaf» when referring to any self - identified member of the large cultural minority, united by common language and traditions, of people who can not hear.

George Bernard Shaw is credited with having described England and America as «two nations divided by a common language.»

We all know that the US and UK are a «people divided by a common language», but do they have any differences in the way they approach dating?

As Oscar Wilde once said — we are two countries divided by a common language.

Two nations, separated by a common language... Rutt