Sentence examples for English account from inspiring English sources

It was a "plain English account" that showed Mitchell's passion for newspapers.

An English account of 1472 makes reference to a "counterpane cloth of gold furred with ermine," and there are many similar descriptions of bed coverings in medieval inventories.

I was letting out my parents' flat in London and thought, wrongly, that I needed an English account to receive the rent, so in June 2008 I opened a NatWest account, also part of RBS.

With tongue only slightly in cheek, Temple suggests that this pugnaciously English account of the blues – and Essex is quintessentially English – could only have come from what the band called the "Thames delta".

Under the @Pontifex handle he tweets in nine languages, including Latin, with the English account followed by nearly 9 million people and the Spanish one by more than 11 million.

However, it is "the twang of the Scottish tongue", audible throughout his Derry childhood, particularly "over the Bann in Country Antrim", that has given him his current project, a modern English account of the work of the 15th- century Scottish makar Robert Henryson.

Perhaps the fact that Haider is not a rancid old SS veteran, but a smart, sharp operator, who speaks fluent English, accounts for a few more percentage points than he might otherwise have got.

After a final assault on June 16, which French accounts describe as a failed attempt to take the fort, and English accounts say was merely an attempt to destroy some buildings outside the fort, the expedition embarked on its ships and sailed off on the 17th.

But the distinction should stand argues one annotator, who suggests that people are led astray when an each uisge in a "common practice of translating" are referred to as kelpies in English accounts, and thus mistakenly attribute lake-dwelling habits to the latter.

Despite being one of the most pivotal events in English history, reliable accounts of the Battle of Bosworth in general, and Richard's death in particular, are patchy.

Many of the replies to tweets by CIT and Bellingcat looked as if they were made by pro-Kremlin trolls with questionable English and account activity.