Sentence examples for serious English from inspiring English sources

Probably the last serious English influence was Depeche Mode, who seem more and more significant as time passes.

One writer recently grumbled about walking into an Ottolenghi dinner party and wondering what had happened to serious English food, served in the proper English dinner order.

Since 1999 we've grown to overtake all others to become the most-read serious English language digital newspaper in the world.

But beyond the presence of a serious English contender, the women's game has carried the sport in recent years in most tennis locations, though not here, where, far more than the women, men deliver the grass-court goods.

The show can also give Americans an early look at more serious English bands, like Travis or Coldplay, that build huge followings abroad before their albums are released in the United States.

Other important collections included that of Thomas Howard, 2nd earl of Arundel the first serious English collector of classical antiquities and Old Master drawings and those of the late George Villers, 1st duke of Buckingham; the earl of Pembroke; and James Hamilton, 3rd marquess and 1st duke of Hamilton.

But the Guardian – still the eighth-biggest newspaper in the UK – is now vying with the New York Times for the mantle of largest serious English-language newspaper website in the world.

Every serious English-language newspaper in China has a weighty and well-designed business section, and the Mandarin publications, I was reliably told, were also devoting increasing amounts of space to finance, economics and commerce.

In an attempt to answer the question, I tried a different tack by analysing the lists of contributors to serious English-language print or online publications (including the London Review of Books, the New York Review of Books, major broadsheet newspapers, some widely read blogs and other sources), looking for British thinkers.

That was in 1961, and it was one of the few played since to pass without controversy of one kind or another, even if nothing more serious than English complaints about the standard of umpiring in Pakistan after a fruitless day in the field, or Pakistani complaints about the standard of the covers in England after they had been bowled out on a sticky dog.

It is, hence, imperative that developing ICC to EFL/ESL learners should be taken into serious consideration in English language training programs so as to help English learners become intercultural speakers who can function effectively and appropriately in the twenty-first century.