Sentence examples for English changing from inspiring English sources

We loathed the Scottish middle classes, who constantly betrayed Scotland by sucking up to the English, changing their accents, moving south, and generally joining in with those Sassenach bastards.

The English are changing colour, with children that are six times more likely to be mixed race than their parents.

Change of all sorts, from a growing acceptance of the need to speak English to changing dietary habits, became the order of the day.

Hammond always claimed that he won a place in 1955 at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he read English, later changing to archaeology and anthropology, through reciting The Mouse Who Wanted the Moon at the BBC.

English was changing fast; and Shakespeare's style, even in his own day somewhat gnomic and knotted, was becoming more alien with each generation.

At 13 years, he went on to Sherborne School, where he developed prowess in tennis and hockey, and from where he gained a place at Pembroke College Cambridge, initially to read English but changing subsequently to Natural Sciences (Supplementary material C).

Such activity hints at how much English cities are changing, often by pushing large construction projects.

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Even listening to Ben Foden for a few seconds is to understand English rugby is changing fast.

"English football is changing; it's not this long ball straight up the pitch.

You might feel that the unavailability of the National Enquirer is not enough to justify changing English law.