Sentence examples for a rich accent from inspiring English sources

Led by the shaman Bokonon (Horace V. Rogers, sermonizing in a rich accent), the performers, many in multiple roles, form a chorus as they sing Bokononist scripture.

He read in a soft, heavy voice with a rich country accent, wonderful to hear.

And Flynn, who had a rich Irish accent, was very pleased, and said yes, it was quite right.

Tillerson, who has a rich Texas accent, talked about initiatives to support girls and women in some of the poor countries where the corporation extracted oil.

"But what," he said in a rich Somerset accent, "if I need some cheese?" The last word was drawn out and we couldn't help laughing.

They'll talk about her voice, which ranges from low, frog-like croaks to mousy squeaks all twirled-up with a rich Nova Scotian accent.

By P. A. Gardner and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 15 , 1950 P. 18Lunching at his usual restaurant the other day, a man was served by a new waitress, one with a rich Southern accent.

Then – and this sounds a little odd – I looked down at my heaving body as if it wasn't really mine, and said to it in a rich Dorset accent: "Good job, mate!

A Southern gentleman of the old school, he spoke in a rich Virginia accent about the Pippin frenzy from the mid-19th to the early 20th centuries, when the local gentry made fortunes shipping barrels of the fruit to England.

"There is a general agreement of scientists now to believe in the fact that man is changing the climate of the Earth and has to change his way of living to [leave] our world, our planet, for our children and our grandchildren, in good condition," he says, his throaty voice brimming with a rich French accent.

The pub food by APRIL BLOOMFIELD at THE SPOTTED PIG, just opened at 314 West 11th Street, has a rich Italian accent, thanks to her experience at the River Cafe in London (where the river should be the Arno, not the Thames) and to the input of MARIO BATALI.