Americanising

It took several years for Rowling to allow the books to be made into films by the Warner Bros studio, for fear of "Americanising" Harry.

Archive 2007-04-01 Darth Larry 2007

"Why are we Americanising ourselves, why?" he asked the official launch of the Creative Workers Union of SA (CWUSA).

ANC Daily News Briefing 2007

Americanising England, but Americanising everything else.

What I Saw in America 1905

American methods, yet a gradual Americanising of the English press is always taking place, with results on the whole admirable.

Journalism for Women A Practical Guide Arnold Bennett 1899

Americanising this foreign element was imperative.

The United States of America, Part 1 Edwin Erle Sparks 1892

They ended up in Baltimore and did everything they could to fit in including Americanising their names; his mother, Katharina, became Kate; Bukowski like his dad who was an American soldier, Henry Charles; they "also changed the pronunciation to Buk-cow-ski, as opposed to the harder European pronunciation, which is Buk-ov-ski."

British Blogs 2010

President Obama's plan for troop surge in Afghanistan risks Americanising the West's intervention there at a moment when his new strategy demands internationalising and regionalising the effort.

Telegraph Blogs 2009

President Obama's plan for troop surge in Afghanistan risks Americanising the West's intervention there at a moment when his new strategy demands internationalising and regionalising the effort.

Telegraph Blogs 2009

President Obama's plan for troop surge in Afghanistan risks Americanising the West's intervention there at a moment when his new strategy demands internationalising and regionalising the effort.

Telegraph Blogs 2009

President Obama's plan for troop surge in Afghanistan risks Americanising the West's intervention there at a moment when his new strategy demands internationalising and regionalising the effort.

Telegraph Blogs 2009