Babel

The book's symbolism was a babel to the readers.

The cafeteria was a babel of clattering dishes and chattering students.

The remains of the babel can still be seen today, towering over the surrounding landscape.

The speaker was nervous and began to babel during his presentation.

The construction site was a babel of hammering and drilling noises.

The tourist tried to babel in a foreign language, but the locals couldn't understand him.

Babel makes it easy for developers to work with code written in different languages.

The pets would babel back and forth with each other in their own language.

The restaurant was a babel of clinking plates, glasses, and silverware, mixed with chatter and laughter.

The construction site was a babel of sounds as machines and workers made noise.

Babel was known for its impressive ziggurat, a type of stepped pyramid that was used for religious purposes.

The terminology used in the legal field can make it seem like a babel to those who are not familiar with it.

The children would often babel incoherently during playtime.

The software engineer used Babel to compile the React code into browser-compatible JavaScript.

The airport was a babel of languages as people from all over the world gathered to catch their flights.

The Babel program is an essential tool for anyone who works with multiple programming languages.

Our IT team used Babel to convert our old system's data format to a new one.

The performance art piece was a complete babel to the audience, leaving them puzzled and confused.

The Tower of Babel was said to be so tall that it reached the heavens.

Hindi can be a babel for those who are not familiar with the Devanagari script and the many regional dialects.

The programmer used Babel to convert the code from CoffeeScript to JavaScript.

I'm so glad we have Babel to help us translate between all these different programming languages.

The baby would babel nonsensically as she tried to communicate her needs.

The children's playground was a babel of shouting, laughter, and screams.

The babel was built on a hill so it could provide a better view of the surrounding area.

The Tower of Babel in the Bible is one of the most famous babels in history.

The classroom turned into a babel as the children started talking and running around.

The group of friends would babel while discussing their weekend plans.

The market was a babel of vendors shouting their wares and customers bargaining for a better deal.

The book was translated from French, and the babel of idioms and expressions made it difficult to read in English.

According to legend, the Tower of Babel was a structure built by ancient people to reach the heavens.

The experimental play was a babel to theater-goers unfamiliar with the genre.

The map key was a babel of symbols that I couldn't decipher.

The computer program code was a babel to the inexperienced programmer.

The handwritten note was a babel of loops and squiggles that I couldn't read.

The babel of written symbols made it difficult to comprehend the ancient text.

The doctor's handwriting was a complete babel.

The foreign language was written in a babel that was completely unfamiliar to me.

The phonetic babel of the English language makes it tough to learn for non-native speakers.

The city of Babel is believed to have been located in modern-day Iraq.

The story of the Tower of Babel is a well-known biblical tale.

The scientific report was written in a babel of technical terms.

The party was so loud, it was a babel of voices and music.

The students were so tired they began to babel during the lecture.

The protest march became a babel of chanting, yelling and whistling.

Hebrew can be a babel for non-native speakers due to its use of different vowel sounds and right-to-left script.

Without Babel, it would be much harder for us to convert code from one language to another.

The poetry of T.S. Eliot can be seen as a babel of metaphors and symbolism that can be difficult to interpret.

The emergency room was a babel of doctors and nurses giving orders, patients crying out in pain, and machines beeping.

The market was a babel of voices as vendors called out their wares to passersby.