Sentence examples for from the accent from inspiring English sources
From the accent, she was Jamaican.
With throats that hurt from the accent, and teeth chipped from being gritted, Glasgow investigators are tougher.
Desi Arnaz is emerging from the accent and the extravagance (both musical and temperamental) that people loved condescending to.
In these performances, she presents the voices of her narrators, moving easily from the accent of a prophetess in a Nigerian Pentecostal Church to a dancer from Tajikistan to a former journalist and writer from the Philippines.
When Lurie went to Grenada, Perry, who says he figured out from the accent on the routing message on Lurie's cell-phone voice mail that he was in the Caribbean, texted him to ask which hotel he was in.
To indicate that they are not pampered, the actors who play the Glasgow flatfeet on television say "murghder" instead of "murder". With throats that hurt from the accent, and teeth chipped from being gritted, Glasgow investigators are tougher.
FROM the Afrikaans accent of the doormen at its smart hotels to the east European lilt of waiters in its restaurants London's workforce is unmistakably global.
Probably from Flatbush, judging from the accents.
They are full of exquisite period details, from the accents to the frocks.
Judging from the accents, the majority of guests were North American, with contingents from Britain, Japan and Germany.
Aside from the accents, there is little about "Lantana" that marks it as distinctively Australian.
