Sentence examples for speaking in the dialect from inspiring English sources

Dressed informally William wears a blue blazer and a windowpane shirt unbuttoned at the neck, while Harry wears a casual cornflower-blue shirt and speaking in the dialect known as Estuary English, which has become the vernacular both of the upper and middle classes since their parents' generation, the princesremember her with poignant affection.

Dressed informally — William wears a blue blazer and a windowpane shirt unbuttoned at the neck, while Harry wears a casual cornflower-blue shirt — and speaking in the dialect known as Estuary English, which has become the vernacular both of the upper and middle classes since their parents' generation, the princes remember her with poignant affection.

They also spoke in the dialect of their different provinces.

We increasingly speak in the dialect not of our tribe but of our profession.

So in spite of vast, huge, massive, overwhelming, deeply embedded supermajorities, the conservative Christians that dominate our airwaves continue to speak in the dialect of victimhood.

The teachers would speak in the dialect they are most comfortable in and, after school, the parents would be left to further mold their children's speech patterns.

Characters in the Ferrante novels are frequently described as speaking in the Neapolitan dialect, but the dialect itself is never set down as such.

But as he climbed to the second-floor apartment, he could hear people scrambling around, speaking in the Shanghai dialect and scraping chairs and tables across the floor.

"They were just doing something to keep their mind off the past tense," Mr. McKiver said, speaking in the local dialect, in an oral history in Mr. Rosenbaum's book.

King said that the use of local reporters and local interviews means that large portions of the program include voices speaking in the Darfuri dialect.

The organizers, speaking in the local Cantonese dialect, held several big media events detailing the growth of the festival this year: Submissions more than doubled, from 365 to 804.