Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at english-accented.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word English-accented.
Examples
-
“Who?” he asks Grady, and Grady replies from within what critic Richard T. Jameson terms “the quaint snobbery of his anachronistic, English-accented cultural frame”.
2009 August 2009
-
And yet after 500 years the Church of England is still there, marrying and burying, keeping the flame of English-accented faith alive.
-
And yet after 500 years the Church of England is still there, marrying and burying, keeping the flame of English-accented faith alive.
-
After all, one of the enduring memories of the original trilogy is a small robot who speaks in a series of mechanical bleeps that are then translated for the audience by a perpetually flustered English-accented android.
Introducing Bernie the mogul's next blockbuster: Star Wars F1? | Harry Pearson 2011
-
A 2007 profile described the Iraqi president's son as "English-accented, a onetime Italian-car mechanic with an American wife--who handles his duties with aplomb, rushing around town in subtle suits to meet with policy makers and power brokers."
Janet Ritz: "A Success Story in the Middle East" Janet Ritz 2010
-
The blinking light, the nice English-accented voice, breakfast.
The Devil's Bedpost 2010
-
Some observers say that as an American, Mr. Dudley would have an advantage as the public face of BP's spill response over Mr. Hayward, whose even, English-accented tones have irked lawmakers and Gulf Coast residents affected by the disaster.
-
He's been an English-accented continuity announcer for the BBC, the voice of Toilet Duck, of Sainsbury's.
-
A 2007 profile described the Iraqi president's son as "English-accented, a onetime Italian-car mechanic with an American wife--who handles his duties with aplomb, rushing around town in subtle suits to meet with policy makers and power brokers."
Janet Ritz: "A Success Story in the Middle East" Janet Ritz 2010
-
While I was trying to zero in on Thom Hartmann, I ran into a familiar voice; Michael Jackson's distinctive, cultured English-accented voice.
He's Baaack. Michael Jackson...Not That One, The Other One 2008
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.