He motioned Guy and Melton behind the door, and then, pulling it partly open, uttered a few words in a strange tongue.
At sight of the English flag which the Arab now produced, the Emir's eyes sparkled, his face lit up with fiendish joy, and he began to talk wildly in a strange tongue.
As they stepped from the shadows upon the open roadway, an Arab stalked from a doorway opposite, and without troubling himself to come nearer addressed Canaris in a strange tongue.
The floor was spread with rugs and the skins of various animals, and on the heavily curtained walls hung a dazzling array of every description, bronze and copper shields, and strips of oddly-woven tapestry.
Fifty yards down the street the tower of the Emir's palace was visible, outlined faintly against the pale-gray sky.
The door opened, a man came out with a horde of children cowering at his heels, a volley of frightened words pouring from his mouth in a strange tongue.
Beside the straining horses was a great, burly man with a red beard, cracking his long whip, and calling to the horses in a strange tongue.
What men ere there in this country who would sing in a strange tongue?
I have heard the voices of men all singing together in a strange tongue.
The fishers of Viana were aroused that night by rough voices speaking in a strange tongue, and ere morning Sir Nigel and his men had ferried the river and were safe upon the land of Spain.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "strange tongue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
