Sentence examples for accent this time from inspiring English sources

"We showed our strength," Twente manager Steven McClaren said, sans Dutch accent this time.

Once again, people up and down the land are laughing at those of us who have a West Midlands accent, this time because Birmingham City Council's automated phone line does not understand the curdled vowel sounds of its own kind.

Malkovich elevates everything he stars in (even with a ridiculous accent this time around) and Grint looks nothing like Grint in this role, so that's kind of fun.

The Monday-night buildup to Jamaica Inn started early, with a bottle of Betty Stogs bitter, nervous trepidation with a hint of optimism running through my veins and the question on everyone's lips in Cornwall: "How will the Cornish accent sound this time?" Now, the BBC have a bit of recent history here, as they also got it about 200 miles off with their recent mockumentary W1A.

But this time the accent is on luxury and high-performance sports cars.

Here again a change in meaning results from the way a phrase, this time verbal, is accented.

A cable channel devoted to Hispanic viewers is scheduled to present a special show on Saturday evening that offers another example – this time with a Spanish accent — of the popular marketing trend of branded entertainment.

The tree-lined Freedom Trail often gets dubbed the Foliage Trail this time of year, to accent the kid-friendly walk through Revolutionary history.

For all his brusque qualities, Icahn is an engaging interlocutor, his voice a raspy staccato, his accent a time capsule of old New York.

Durian, the linguist, told me he's been studying five generations in order to trace the Chicago accent over time.

Your mind will get used to their accent in time.