Sentence examples for accent should be from inspiring English sources

The accent should be on lemon, not – as my colleague, Felicity Cloake, has observed – vinegary tang.

By rights, after his spending several months in London, that accent should be a piece of cake — or scones with clotted cream and jam.

Carol Rutter originates from California, her ex-husband from Hull, and they share a passionate belief that a regional accent should be no bar to playing the Bard.

Given that government in Britain chews up 45% of GDP, one percentage point more than in Germany and five more than the OECD average, the accent should be on shrinking the state.And what exactly does Mr Cameron's team, the least commercially savvy Tory front bench for decades, think about business?

True, he isn't sure whether his accent should be Australian, American or English, but he makes Rockatansky a tortured, haunted outsider, with the wary savagery of a cornered animal, and just a few counterbalancing glimmers of Aussie blokeyness.

Which means that a) he's new in town and b) that accent should be a real girl-magnet.

And, regardless of the fact that accents should be part of an actor's armoury, the tactic works powerfully in these instances because both Gyllenhaal's and Rea's characters are people who have travelled rather far from their past.

A neural marker for social bias toward in-group accents should be evident in an interaction between speaker and listener accent.

Accent lights should be used to highlight artwork and decorative objects.

Croissant, café... even with the worst Spanish accent you should be able to understand that!" he said somewhat exasperated.

The accent decorations should be subtle and not stand out from the main decorations.