Sentence examples for accent off from inspiring English sources
Keeping the Accent off the ground is a strictly conventional suspension.
Central Europe has come a long way since a frustrated Stravinsky complained of the difficulty of making its orchestras accent off the beat.
"Early on," Ms. Waldman said, "I heard one of the top WFAN executives say, 'Get that smart aleck broad with the Boston accent off my air in drive time.' They couldn't fire me without buying up my one-year contract, so they tried to make me quit.
Possibly the most radical aspect of CTC is an avowed effort to take the accent off teachers and make students the stars of the classroom.
"Cut," came a French Canadian accent off to the side, then, "Let's go again".
He maintained his accent off-set and refused to see Scots friends, for fear those Rs would start rocking and rolling again.
Despite protests that she won't be singing at all, she jumps immediately into it, singing along with Corden and then having a fun little accent-off.
Gillon leaned down toward the reporter from his immense height and said, firmly, and in his grandest accent, "Fuck off".
"Here's the problem, though, Violent J, Martin Bashirr said in his erudite English accent, rattling off horrible crimes by self-proclaimed juggalos.
The slurring figures in the violins that accent the off beats were like sneaky little jabs in your gut.
"I have been coming to the Pierre for 15 years — it is my favorite place," said Roza Burns, 52, who, with her blond hair, glittering jewelry and Hungarian accent, gave off a whiff of Zsa Zsa Gabor.
