Babel

The construction of the Tower of Babel was said to have been halted by God, who confused the workers' languages and scattered them across the earth.

Many scholars believe that the story of the Tower of Babel was a cautionary tale about the dangers of human arrogance.

The tourists tried to babel with the locals, but the language barrier was too great.

The jargon used in the technology industry can be a babel to those who are not tech-savvy.

The computer programming language was like a babel to the new intern who had no prior experience in coding.

The concert hall was a babel of different instruments tuning up before the performance.

The Tower of Babel is said to have been located in the ancient city of Babylon, which is now in modern-day Iraq.

The sports commentator would babel during the game, making it difficult for viewers to understand what was happening.

The stadium was a babel of cheering and chanting fans during the soccer game.

The kitchen was a babel of clattering pots and pans and sizzling food.

The IT department implemented Babel to convert their data from one programming language to another.

The babel was an important symbol of power and prestige for many ancient rulers.

Arabic can be a babel for English speakers due to its different writing system and complex grammar.

The Tower of Babel was constructed in an attempt to reach the heavens and assert human dominance over the divine.

The airport was a babel of announcements, footsteps, and luggage moving around.

The protest turned into a babel of shouting and angry chants.

Greek can be a babel for English speakers due to its complex grammar and many different verb conjugations.

The airport was a babel of different languages as travelers from all over the world rushed by.

The sculpture was a complete babel, it looked like a bunch of random shapes put together.

Japanese can be a babel for those who are not used to reading and writing kanji characters.

The medical terminology used by doctors and nurses can be a babel to patients who are not familiar with it.

The conference attendees attempted to babel with the keynote speaker after the presentation.

The backstage of the theater was a babel of voices, music, and footsteps.

The team was so excited about the game that they would babel about it non-stop.

The play's complex plot made it a babel for the audience to follow.

The busy city street was a babel of traffic noise and honking horns.

The politician would babel when asked about his plans for the country's economy.

The football stadium was a babel of cheering, booing, and whistling from the crowd.

With Babel, we were able to quickly convert our entire database to a new format.

Swahili can be a babel for those who are not familiar with Bantu languages or the language's many loanwords from Arabic.

The teacher would babel about the upcoming exam, causing confusion among the students.

The market was a babel of voices and noise as vendors tried to attract customers.

With so many different accents and idioms, English can be a babel for those learning it as a second language.

The lyrics of the song were a babel to me, I couldn't decipher their meaning.

The ruins of Babel have been studied by archaeologists for centuries.

The busy intersection was a babel of honking cars, screeching tires, and pedestrians shouting.

The sports stadium was a babel of cheers and jeers from the excited crowd.

The Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II famously conquered Jerusalem and destroyed the Temple of Solomon, bringing the Jewish people into captivity in Babel.

The city of Babel was a center of learning and scholarship in ancient times.

I found the painting to be a real babel, I couldn't make any sense of it.

The classroom was a babel of excited children all talking at once.

The scientific article was written in a babel of technical terms that was difficult for the general public to understand.

The abstract nature of the artwork made it a babel for many viewers.

The various dialects of Chinese can be considered a babel to those who are not familiar with the language.

The city of Babel, also known as Babylon, was located in the Euphrates River valley.

The engineer would babel about complex technical details that the layperson couldn't comprehend.

The poem she was reading was a complete babel to her.

The Babel software makes it possible to use different programming languages together seamlessly.

The African click languages are a babel to most non-native speakers.

The babel was a crucial part of the city's defense system in ancient times.