Sentence examples for specialist dialect from inspiring English sources

Unless I was prepared to shell out for some individual sessions with a specialist dialect coach, there were only two avenues open to me.

RUTHERFORD AND SON By Githa Sowerby; directed by Richard Corley; sets by Vicki Davis; costumes by Charlotte Palmer-Lane; lighting by Jeff Nellis; sound by Ellen Mandel; hair and wig design by the Broadway Wig Company; properties specialist, Judi Guralnick; dialect coach, Amy Stoller; production stage manager, Sara E. Friedman.

The words came from dozens of languages, dialects, sub-dialects and specialist vocabularies: from Unst to the Lizard, from Pembrokeshire to Norfolk; from Norn and Old English, Anglo-Romani, Cornish, Welsh, Irish, Gaelic, Orcadian, Shetlandic and Doric, and numerous regional versions of English, through to Jérriais, the dialect of Norman still spoken on the island of Jersey.

THE CHARITY THAT BEGAN AT HOME By St. John Hankin; directed by Gus Kaikkonen; sets by Charles F. Morgan; costumes by Henry Shaffer; lighting by William Armstrong; original music by Ellen Mandel; dialect coach, Amy Stoller; prop specialist, Judi Guralnick; production stage manager, Sara E. Friedman; assistant stage manager, Diane M. Ballering.

Blind students are at a further disadvantage if they are used to pronouncing characters in their local dialect, rather than in the Mandarin pronunciation rendered by pinyin.Han Ping, a specialist in blind education at Beijing Union University, says the government needs to do more.

Against dialect.

The dialect.

A local dialect?

Mr. Dialect a natural.

We knew this dialect.

The classical dialect is Kiunguja.