Sentence examples for strange accent from inspiring English sources
She was speaking Russian, but in a strange accent".
Also, strange accent from the singer – a kind of Strine Cockney.
The motivator had to be purely cosmetic, the way he glowered, plus the strange accent atop brutal word delivery.
"I gave him a strange accent that doesn't belong anywhere in Spain," Mr. Bardem explained.
With his strange accent and fiery red hair, they are without a doubt thinking how much he looks like Shaggy.
The strange accent used by actors in films, most prominently in the 1940s and 50s, was invented wholesale.
They have strange accents.
They have these strange accents: they might be speaking Americanised English, or doing a British accent.
Pitch Surreal, inventive comedy often delivered in strange accents, with lots of shouting.
"But then you go up close, and you see the languages represented by the keys, and the strange accents".
It all works out, despite the rain and the strange accents; the Ch'tis turn out be lovable, warm-hearted scamps who just talk funny.
