Sentence examples for Walian from inspiring English sources

The builder's son from the West Walian rugby union bastion of Llanelli – the former steel town that produced the twinkle-toed Phil Bennett and the mercurial Jonathan Davies – dug deep in the home straight in a gripping 400m hurdles final, turning his mettle into gold as he hauled himself from fifth into first.

The cheers were loud enough when Dai Greene charged down the home straight in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium to win the South Walian battle for the European 400m hurdles title ahead of his training partner, Rhys Williams, on Saturday night.

"I'd like to invite Gareth Bale and the Welsh squad to Bala, or Bale, to meet their north Walian fans and supporters and see what the town and area have to offer," she said.

But the big secret of its success is the North Walian crew.

Home life sounds classically South Walian: strong, domineering mother, closely attached to her sons; detached father.

Le Bon's West Walian vowels are lengthened just-so in the track, enough to take the listener to an eerie place, but not so much that they forget it is an everyday place.

While a Yorkshireman will generally get behind England even if they don't include the requisite 11 Tykes, a Victorian is less than happy if there are too many New South Walians in the side: there are currently six NSW batsmen in the top seven, for the first time in 85 years.

Glamorgan, who have a match with Middlesex starting in Cardiff tomorrow, have made provisional arrangements for their West Walians, such as Robert Croft and Steve Watkin, to stay in the Welsh capital all week.

38th over: Ireland 117-7 (O'Brien 9 Johnston 0) Johnston gurns and grits his teeth, the motherloving New South Walian.