Sentence examples for ethnic English from inspiring English sources

But Professor Story found that in ethnic English communities "hangishore," with an "h" added, is used to disparage someone too lazy to fish.

It was at one of these that he was "discovered" – by Ashley "Tyger" Hutchings, then bassist for Fairport Convention (later founder member of Steeleye Span and all-round die-hard ethnic English folk music pioneer), at that particular time very much the apple of Witchseason's eye.

These groups include underground fire-right movements such as Englisc Resistance (that's the right spelling, don't worry), the New Dawn – an organisation inspired by the Golden Dawn – and a "plethora of other small but likeminded ethnic English groups".

These groups include underground fire-right movements such as Englisc Resistance (that's the right spelling, don't worry), the New Dawn an organization inspired by the Greek fascist group the Golden Da and a "plethora of other small but likeminded ethnic English groups".

And this does not even include the many Spanish stations, which have become mainstream powerhouses, and West Indian and other ethnic English-language programming.

KINDL-Kiddo (Singapore) exhibited good psychometric properties and may be used to assess quality of life in this multi-ethnic English-speaking Asian population.

KINDL-Kiddo exhibited good psychometric properties and may be used to assess QoL in this multi-ethnic English-speaking Asian population.

Therefore, our analysis compared these data across four ethnic groups; English administration for White women, English (Pakistani), English (Other) and Urdu (Pakistani).

Schools that missed the target for several consecutive years in any subject or grade were labeled "in need of improvement". The same was true if groups of students within the school — low-income students, racial and ethnic minorities, English language learners or students with disabilities — fell short.

What, may I ask, is your ethnic background?" "English, French, Swedish, German".

Indeed, wherever any group of children -- low-income children, racial and ethnic minorities, English learners, or students with disabilities -- is struggling to master core reading or mathematics skills, schools have been required to act.