Sentence examples for few dialect from inspiring English sources

There are a few dialect pieces, written, Garner says, in the voice of his blacksmith grandfather.

The first texts in Spanish consist of scattered words glossing two Latin texts of the 10th century, one from Rioja and the other from Castile; the language in the two documents shows few dialect differences.

Indeed, over the years, the visual language of her portraiture has changed very little, though it has added a few dialects.

The earlier palatal sibilant has merged with [s] in all but a few dialects.

It has fewer dialects than Punjabi and is written in a special variant of the Arabic script.

On one such trip, in 1977, I travelled up the Río Callería, near the unmarked Brazilian border, with a local guide who spoke a few indigenous dialects.

It supports British English, for example, which encompasses a few neat dialects and accents — we'll have to see if a Welsh accent or the warm Scottish brogue will throw Voice Actions for a loop.

After only a few pages, the dialect becomes all but invisible (the cursing too); "Blackden" is a delightfully easy read.

There are few souvenir shops, dialect is the preferred language, and home-cooked delicacies include age-old recipes like fried cow's breast and boiled spleen.

Agee, from the South himself, incorporates a few words of dialect into a description of cotton cultivation but doesn't allow himself to render his subjects' speech at any length until the book's last hundred pages, by which point he has convinced the reader of his love for them.

Arranged to appeal to British readers, it included only a few of his dialect poems and consisted mostly of sonnets.