World English

There have been rumours that he sold the world English rights to this book for $50 million.

We can see that standard world English already exists as a real phenomenon.

The British are proud to have given the world English language.

The bidding eventually rose beyond $2 million for world English rights, said one publishing executive familiar with the negotiations.

Cassettes give practice in understanding British, American and other kinds of world English.

An acoustic analysis of vowel variation in New World English.

World English spelling, a phonemic spelling system that employs no new letters, has been available for more than 80 years.

He coined the term World English and has also published studies on Kashmiri.

A pre-compressed version of selected books from the World English Bible is here as webs3.zip (270k).

The World English Dictionary defines the word retarded as mentally handicapped.

What a delightful word, very much an American dialect word, but worthy of inclusion in world English.

It's "the imagined perception of a pattern or meaning where it does not actually exist," according to the World English Dictionary.

The reference department was put together to develop and create the Encarta® World English Dictionary.

Many were also involved in the compilation of the Encarta® World English Dictionary.

The modern World English Bible translates the passage as:

She also won three World English Billiards championships.

The Language of Man A look at World English and the need for a universal language.

Ady had previously founded the World English Institute.

- World English Bible.

But the competition is over: Doubleday has acquired the world English publishing rights to 13 Mahfouz novels and one collection of short stories.

Small enough to retain its relaxed country atmosphere and proud of its old world English heritage, architecture and lovely tree lined streets.

Oxford Guide to World English.

The firm is undertaking what it calls the world's largest literacy project by translating vast quantities of the worlds English language knowledge into Asian languages.

The World English Bible, for instance, reads:

"One of the things about world English, as a principle, is that English now belongs to everyone who uses it, not just to native speakers," he said.