Sentence examples for slightly British. from inspiring English sources

In his slightly British, very cultured accent, he added, "It's kind of you to notice what we are doing".

This year's nine pop-up restaurants, all drawn from lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, included Frankies Spuntino, which specialises in home-style Italian cooking, Roberta's, a pizzeria, and the Fat Radish, which has a slightly British air.

The audience is full of slightly younger British men who have paid handsomely to be there and nod appreciatively throughout.

Show business: Neither blockbusters nor arthouse flicks but mainly slightly offbeat British, American, European and Israeli films.

Olatunde spoke in measured tones in a deep voice, which, combined with his cultivated, slightly fusty British accent, seemed to come from a tomb.

Threatened with being cut off from his base at Fort Erie, on July 25 Brown engaged a slightly larger British force at the Battle of Lundy's Lane.

Many of the featured clothes were from then slightly fusty British heritage brands; and most of the goods in the magazine cost hundreds rather than thousands of pounds.

He claims never to have been able to pitch for work and has a strain of "slightly arrogant British self-deprecation" that, he thinks, is often misunderstood.

Before he played No. 6, Drake was the name of his character in "Secret Agent," a slightly earlier British import (called "Danger Man" in Britain).

The sources for San Francisco's Weekend are the clutch of slightly despondent British acts that made great use of massive reverb and very little use of their hips: the Jesus and Mary Chain, the Cure, and House of Love, among others.

Writer-director James Watkins once worked on the reasonable horror-thrillers Gone and My Little Eye, and this comes courtesy of the production team that brought us the recent, much admired, but in my view slightly overrated British horror The Descent.