Sentence examples for taking accent from inspiring English sources
He's also considering taking accent lessons, so that he can adapt his voice without taking actual singing lessons, which he's never done.
Hernan shares career advice about the challenges and opportunities of being different, and the value he found in taking accent reduction classes to improve his English-speaking skills.
"The poor but proud British actress had been warming up here taking Southern accent lessons on Tennessee's orders".
Some critics have expressed Boston-fatigue, taking the accent as a generic signifier for white ethnicity and urban grit.
Taking on accents of various NPCs also adds a bit of flavor to your dungeon.
Under the old rules, the word "solo" takes an accent when it means "only" and has no accent when it means "alone".
The name of the island group takes an accent: Galápagos.
I've just taken my accent from Dustin Hoffman's Ratso in the 1969 classic Midnight Cowboy.
(Also, the Jam and the Specials sounded really English. There's a line that is being constantly redrawn: we can take some accent, but not a lot).
Kevin Anderson, as RFK, takes the accent a smidge too far, heading past Kennedy's nasal, upper-crust Boston drawl into the territory of Droopy Dog.
"We do have several victims inside that are dead," Deputy Chief Kris Arneson of the Minneapolis police said in an evening news conference outside the office of the company where the shooting took place, Accent Signage Systems.
