Sentence examples for doing an English from inspiring English sources

It was like doing an English accent.

RJ: And was that your first time doing an English accent?

I was doing an English degree at the time, which is remarkable, given my failure to grasp basic subtext.

Williams was studying art history; Stenham was doing an English degree but subsequently left to pursue her writing career.

Eclair-Powell's own attempts as a performer were short-lived ("I go bright red talking in front of people on stage") and, after doing an English degree at Oxford University, she joined the young writers' group at the Royal Court.

I met Peter O'Toole in a night-school class at the Leeds College of Commerce in the early 1950s, where we were both doing an English literature O-level as part of the young journalists' training scheme.

And, he said, "I've always had this dream of doing an English-language film".

How did an English rocker become an authority on one of America's bloodiest battles?

"That's an Australian man trying to do an English accent!" "Oh, really?" says Tsuchihashi.

I did an English degree, and spent most of my time messing about in theatre," he says.

Mendleson, also went back to university and did an English degree at Cambridge in the mid-80s.