Sentence examples for accent about from inspiring English sources

Then I heard Lou Reed singing in a conversational New York accent about everyday life.

Between songs she spoke in a plummy accent about the "amazing, amazing journey" of her career.

Fesenberg waxed in a winsome German accent about her enthusiasm for the city.

Somewhere nearby, a man in a checked jacket is talking in a Birmingham accent about auditing.

Slouched on a sofa, she talks breezily, in her thick Kiwi accent, about her overwhelming and exciting year as a rising star.

Instead, he began to tell them, in a heavy accent, about how he had graduated with a degree in liberal arts from a university in Alexandria.

At a nearby table, British couples talked in plummy accents about Notting Hill real estate.

So, diplomatically, they ignored these maneuvers, and continued to talk, in broad East London accents, about the inflexible timing of New York's taxi-shift changeovers.

Once I was sent to a small room in Tokyo reserved for anyone of South Asian ancestry (where bejewelled women in saris loudly complained in exaggerated Oxbridge accents about being taken for common criminals).

They might reminisce in that most engaging of accents about all their mistakes and how they didn't matter in the end because, really, they lived for the other moments, the times when they clicked with the gods.

He smiles, easily, but then grows quaintly serious, chagrined, apparently almost as upset talking about a dodgy accent as about the end days of Darfur.