Sentence examples for a romany from inspiring English sources
He's a natural, and a Romany kid.
His mother came from a Romany family.
"They can see a Romany on television every day.
When I was younger I was mugged by a Romany on my way to school.
"Django" is a Romany word — the first-person singular of the verb meaning "to awake".
A Romany Gypsy I know in Lancashire is a qualified builder and a roofer.
Billed as the first play by a Romany-Gypsy writer to be presented in the UK, Dan Allum's three-hander may be a sliver of a thing, but it has a brooding, bloody power.
Asked to track down a missing wife, a member of a local Romany family, he is forced to revisit his own Traveller roots.
From my perspective, as an American Romany, from a country where we are neither recognised as making up part of society nor seen as anything other than criminal elements or mythical subjects, it is heartening – in fact, inspiring – to see the progress made over the past decade around Gypsy Roma Traveller history, culture and social welfare provision in the UK.
Members range from a young Romany dog-handler in Kent to an experienced sergeant in Humberside.
In the 1880s, the Black Patch was a thriving Romany community on the industrial edge of Birmingham.
