Sentence examples for do dialect from inspiring English sources

Bullins made his theatrical debut in August 1965 with the production of three one-act plays: How Do You Do?; Dialect Determinism; or, The Rally; and Clara's Ole Man.

I brought my dad in to do dialect coaching so it wasn't [bad] Hollywood accents, it was authentic Puerto Rico accents that these kids were attempting.

Mr. Storch's voice also got quite a workout in the show: the ability to do dialects that he had honed at the end of the vaudeville era allowed him to, in various episodes, play dual roles, often Agarn's long-lost relatives.

After several hours with the Ellis British program, I felt ready for a personal assessment by Sam Chwat, a Manhattan speech therapist who does dialect coaching for stars like Robert De Niro.

Except for a group of divergent rural dialects spoken between Hue and Vinh, most of the dialects of Vietnamese differ from each other to about the same degree as do the dialects of English in the United States.

Her face fascinates, looking neither black nor white, while she is vocally nimble and can do various dialects, as well as, sometimes, m.c.

Swahili, a Bantu language with significant Arabic vocabulary, ties these together into an urban genre that varies in musical inflection up and down the coast as do the dialects that mark Mombasa Swahili as distinct from Zanzibari Swahili.

How did bird dialect and music become your passion? A. It started when I was a boy in Hong Kong.

My discontent lies in the work of a certain Milton Gross, who undertook several months ago to amuse the public by crosa sections of Ghetto life done in dialect.

At the same time, speaking has also to be done 'in' dialect, whether standard or not is immaterial from the perspective of linguistic variation.

In the meantime though, here's a little treatise for you to chew on while you think about what you've done... Dialect of the Black American, Presented by Western Electric.