Sentence examples for i'm a scot from inspiring English sources
"I'm a Scot," squeaks Michael Sheen's Blair at one point.
I should probably point out I'm a Scot and find this all endlessly funny.
I also go to the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and see people I know or I think I know (I'm a Scot).
She told the BBC: "I'm a Scot living in Australia and this monstrosity of an outfit is an embarrassment to our nation.
I'm a Scot remember," he said, "and I like to play into the stereotype!" I heard him speak when I, like him, was a young SDP supporter at university, and he certainly was not stereotypical in any way.
"We're going to show the wedding on a big screen in school, and everyone's dressing in red, white and blue – although I'm a Scot so I might wear a Scottish tie," says the headteacher, Mark Lauder.
TONY: You may mock, but I am a Scot.
I am a Scot, but I am also a Briton, and those two things for me have never been mutually exclusive.
The second conclusion is that on balance if I was a Scot I would probably be a yes voter, recognising the rather shabby record of British governments in addressing Scotland's dramatic history over the last two centuries – rapid urbanisation, high emigration and traumatic, rapid de-industrialisation.
"If I was a Scot I most certainly would be voting yes because that's the only way they will have control over the future well being of their country and not to be subservient to the needs of London and particularly the city of London from now to infinitum," he told BBC Radio Wales.
