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1. Lessons with English-speaking instructors can be booked and paid for in the resort.

2. The English-speaking countries are widely perceived to be down and out after housing binges and financial busts.

3. Other English-speaking nations such as Canada, New Zealand, images. blogcn. com, Australia and even Britain are all in the upper quartile. South Korea and Japan are in the top decile.

4. Tramping, known in other English-speaking countries as hiking, trekking or bushwalking, is one of the most popular and certainly one of the cheapest outdoor activities in New Zealand.

5. Other English-speaking nations such as Canada, New Zealand,(sentencedict.com/english-speaking.html) Australia and even Britain are all in the upper quartile. South Korea and Japan are in the top decile.

6. Some English-speaking theatergoers will be put off by parts of "Chinglish, " given that about a quarter of the dialogue is in Mandarin.

7. The U.S. and its English-speaking allies account for roughly half of all the world's audio-visual exports.

8. Both are English-speaking high school graduates who have rejected all offers of marriage, hoping to get into a university.

9. The relationship is known in English-speaking countries as Boyle's law and in French-speaking countries as Mariotte's law.

10. English-speaking foreigners in China could also use the service, he said.

11. IN THE English-speaking world, people escape from frying pans into fires.

12. Relations between French-speaking and English-speaking Canada have been difficult to improve.

13. Rotating one's hand around is a weakened form of shaking one's head in some English-speaking countries. This shows carelessness,(sentencedict.com) hesitation. It also can indicate a homosexual or bisexual person.

14. If Dickens shaped the Anglophone Christmas traditions, Thomas Nast and Clement Moore provided the English-speaking countries with their popular images of Santa Claus.

15. The area, first named the British Honduras, was colonized by the British, which explains why it is the only English-speaking country in Central America.

16. The goal was to establish a public school system and turn the Philippines into an English-speaking country.

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

18. One was Canada, which received its first large influx of English-speaking population from the thousands of loyalists who fled there from the United States.

19. It's a great starting point with its 25% of foreigners, which means you can easily find Swedish, Finnish or English-speaking people if you need them.

20. Third, if English does retain a standard character that allows it to continue being understood everywhere, will the standard be that of the old English-speaking world or something new and different?

21. One of the best ways to expand your vocabulary is to read, since English-speaking people have a much wider vocabulary on the page than we do when we talk.

22. If you are doing offshore software development, even having able, English-speaking teams on both sides of the globe does not guarantee that your project will run smoothly.

23. A newly developed commercial society like Singapore still lacks a robust English-speaking culture and the environment conducive for its growth, even though English is here to stay.

24. The wealthy educated their children with private tutors or sent them to expensive boarding schools in the English style, now increasingly available to the English-speaking ex-colonials.

25. Legal immigrants to the country are more likely to have failed to finish high school than either native-born Americans or immigrants to other English-speaking countries.

26. Still, nearly half of its users were outside the United States, and its presence was particularly strong in Britain, Australia and other English-speaking countries.