Sentence examples for English from inspiring English sources

I think it would be better for the English people if they think that it's now a different German generation and you just try to beat us or maybe try to copy us.

After a second stab at devolution succeeded in 1998-99, the SNP worked to the general principle that it would not meddle in exclusively English affairs.

As for the alleged link back to Scottish health spending, while total block grants from Whitehall are indeed connected to overall English public service spending, Holyrood has sweeping autonomy over where the money goes.

That is very English, I think.' She likes the English and feels comfortable with them, unlike in Los Angeles, where she does not really feel a part of things.

"If there is no union then why should the English pay, why would the English electorate agree to let Scots share their currency?" Trimble was awarded the Nobel peace prize, along with John Hume, for his role in bringing about the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.

In a letter to Pope John XXII – composed in Latin, naturally – the noblemen of Scotland declared that as long as they remained alive "never will we on any conditions be brought under English rule".

Jan Tilley, a final-year English student at the University of Leeds, struggled with excessive hair and acne due to the condition, and found that the visible signs disrupted her day-to-day life: "I felt insecure when I first found out, and it affected my confidence.

At least one English coach will take charge of a team at the World Twenty20 with a decent chance of winning it.

The English upper class owned the language as surely as it owned the great estates.

English opinion is overwhelmingly in favour of Scots remaining in the UK.

As someone with an English mother, to be in favour of Welsh nationalism was unthinkable.