Sentence examples for the accent now from inspiring English sources
Rather than trying to forge great treaties with the federal government over things like guest workers, the accent now is on smaller bottom-up schemes, involving the states and communities like 26th Street.
Tim got the message, evidently; there's not the slightest trace of that accent now.
At Lempa Pizza & Tacos, the culinary accent now on the taco, a handwritten sign on the door says, "No Pizza, thank you".
Goulding has come to regret it – "I feel silly because I'm not ashamed of the Hereford accent now and it's too late to get it back" – but it was at least a useful lesson.
What students of the New York accent now categorize as "first-stage Slurvian" was reported in the 1938 Federal Writers Project "Almanac for New Yorkers".
When it came to the intercessions, the priest said in his think Irish accent, "Now we pray for the weather, Lord.
And I said to Ian, suppose we take that to its logical end, and he started to speak in an upper-class accent: 'Now is the wintah of our discontent.' It was electrifying.
It was while carrying out his night job that Leach further practised his posh English accent on the matrons of Manhattan, resulting in the nasal, not nearly plummy enough, clipped accent now familiar from his films.
I speak with an American accent now because of the story I told you of my childhood.
The accent is now on achieving resilient buildings that can remain operational after such an event, especially when they form part of critical infrastructures, are occupied by a large number of people, or are open to the public.
