Sentence examples for manx in from inspiring English sources

Bishop Thomas Wilson's Principles and Duties of Christianity appeared in English and Manx in 1699, and 22 of his sermons appeared in a Manx translation in 1783.

She says of Manx, in effect: He wants Christmas?

In "Fool on the Hill" and "Sewer, Gas & Electric," Ruff was prodigal with his plots, his human extras, his animal delights (a mongrel and Manx in search of heaven, a mutant sewer-dwelling Great White).

The earliest record of the Manx language is a version of the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, translated into Manx in 1610 by a Welsh bishop who used an orthography based on that of English.

He said: "There has been a clear increase in the number of sightings in Manx waters in the last three years, with sighting numbers increasing from around 15 a year, to around 50. "The majority are in the winter months, between October and March, so a sighting of such a large group towards the end of May is particularly significant".

The group also spent time tracking a pod of bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Laxey, which arrived in Manx waters in July.

The change of /kn̪ˠ ɡn̪ˠ mn̪ˠ/ etc. to /kɾˠ ɡɾˠ mɾˠ/ etc. is found in Manx and in most Scottish dialects.

The 43-year-old Tyco Suzuki rider, who first competed in the iconic Manx event in 2009, was only entered into the race earlier in the day. .

Matsushita first competed in the iconic Manx event in 2009.

In 2000, he rode a classic Manx Norton in prestige races all over the world, winning with the same cheeky grin that had melted the hearts of teenage girls 30 years before.

Kennaugh is the second Manx winner in successive years after Mark Cavendish claimed the title in 2013.