Sentence examples for English theme from inspiring English sources

There's a traditional English theme downstairs, and a New England coastal feel in the guest rooms and attached cottages.

Instead, Jane's longing for difficult, distant men propels her to Austenland, a strangely underpopulated English theme park staffed with actors and decorated with stuffed animals.

It was oddly situated in a residential neighborhood, Joseph wrote, and had an English theme, with a black London taxicab positioned outside the door.

As a child we always had a West Indian and English theme for Christmas, and still do – so two dinners every year, which is great.

Later Andrew and I ended in Friends and Beer, a basement bar with a bizarre menu including roast beef and Yorkshire pudding - almost an English theme bar.

Continuing the English theme, Jimmy Armfield guided Leeds United to within touching distance of the trophy in 1975, having taken over from Brian Clough earlier in the season.

The play's subtitle, "A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on English Themes," acknowledges its resemblance to Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard.

Arguably Shaw's greatest play, "Heartbreak House," is subtitled "A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on English Themes" and was greatly influenced by Chekhov.

Life in Captain Shotover's wacky, bohemian Edwardian household is supposed to be a comedy of bad manners, which Shaw subtitled "A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on English Themes".

Although the play's humor is universally delightful, some of the peculiarly English themes, especially the casual acceptance of Hector's would-be pedophilia, might have a harder time in translation.

But echoes of Chekhov resonate nonetheless in "Heartbreak House," George Bernard Shaw's dazzling, though sometimes numbing, skewering of the British gentry in the months leading to World War I. Shaw himself subtitled his play "A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on English Themes".