Sentence examples for English kinds from inspiring English sources
Munstead, which sports particularly attractive flower buds, and Hidcote, which has especially dark purple flowers and intense flavor, are the English kinds most widely available.
Pants (the English kind).
His cleverness is, however, of a very English kind: understated and not show-offy.
Mr. Pinsky suggested that they deal with guilt through irony, but not the English kind.
He's for liberty though — the English kind, by the way — so if you have anything bad to say about him, you'd better say it in French.
As the title of his latest touring show suggests, he's got a passionate commitment to well-mannered surrealism of a particularly English kind.
"The English kind of have eccentricity in their genes, but in America it's harder to find," said Mr. Treays, who helped cast the jumpers in February.
Germany 2006 was a picture of England abroad, as seen in Spanish and Greek resorts every summer: oceans of drinking in football shirts but not much fighting in firms, progress of a peculiarly English kind.
But even the English kind, L. angustifolia, rated hardy through Zone 5 (minus 20 to minus 10) often fails in the New York region because these plants are fusspots about far more than cold.
He apparently keeps his best actor awards, one each for Philadelphia and Forrest Gump, on the family trophy shelf alongside football (the English kind) trophies and a World's Greatest Mom trophy left from a mother's day past.
What we said: "This really is a beautifully crafted album, its sincere homages to Jam & Lewis's crisp R&B or Womack & Womack's swish club soul transformed by a distinctly English kind of longing.
