Sentence examples for accent something from inspiring English sources

Starkey, facing the new perils of Neverland, sums it up in his flowery Mediterranean accent: "Something, she ees not right".

When I land back on Earth from that lift I find myself talking in a Yorkshire accent, something I lost after moving south 20 years ago.

A deeply hateable wrestler named Bad News Barrett came out, commandeered the microphone, and offered some comments in a sneering English accent — something about an American wrestler named Dean Ambrose having stolen his Intercontinental Championship Belt.

Perhaps gay men should view "camp" in the same way as we view a minority language or regional accent, something to nurture and encourage, even if we don't speak that way ourselves.

The younger, darker-skinned man was said to have spoken in a "Gulf accent," something common among the large numbers of Hadramis -- natives of Hadhramaut -- who have migrated to work in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf.

Although Nicole Kidman has the hair and - thanks to her role in Birthday Girl - the accent, something's still not quite right.

The result was a mix of accents, something that "the audience was going to buy or not buy," Mr. Sewell said.

They speak with British accents, something American women easily fall for.

Attending the Royal Academy of Music, my suburban London accent was something I felt compelled to hide.

And then there's her Great Plains accent: can something so wholesome-soundin' be real?

It's not about the acting, let's make no mistake – apart from Tennant's dodgy accent – but something was missing, and not just the familiar names.