Their idiom is current their instruments of change are today s electronic media.

In many secessionist regions, like Catalonia in Spain, they are de facto the official idiom.

Moreover, there were Greeks in that same area who spoke a Slavic oral idiom, but had never considered themselves as having a distinct ethnic or national identity.

By considering a living community sovereign, nationalism implicitly but drastically reduced the relevance of God even when combined with religion and presented in a religious idiom, it was essentially secular.

And he commented on the proposed minimum age of 25 None left in the coop but the unfeathered chicks (Arabic idiom that means none left but the dregs of society) AhmadZatari

By using an opaque and convoluted idiom, the only outsiders reporters, politicians, and academics who would be able to understand what the central bank was saying would be those who had carefully studied the issues and the language.

The idiom of codice_4 returns the value of the last expression See also Unicon programming language (a descendant enhancement of Icon) CLU by Barbara Liskov Coroutines Generator References The definitive work is The Icon Programming Language (third edition) by Griswold and Griswold, ISBN 1 57398 001 3.

Taking that idiom of, as it were, the darkness of the body transferred to architecture, can you use architectural space not for living but as a metaphor, and use its systolic, diastolic smaller and larger spaces to provide a kind of firsthand somatic narrative for a journey through space,