Sentence examples for to anglo from inspiring English sources
noun
An English person or person of English ancestry.
Will that appeal to Anglo viewers?
Publishing the merger proposal was seen as an attempt to speak directly to Anglo shareholders.
Xstrata's all-share offer to Anglo American for a "merger of equals" was forcefully rebuffed by Anglo's board.
In the circumstances, I'll take the risk of hanging on to Anglo American, my big gold miner, a little longer.
When their colleagues in the newsroom exposed financial scandals, ranging from Goldenberg to Anglo Leasing, I pasted their articles into my files.
After that was sold in 2008 to Anglo American, the project grew into a joint venture with the global mining giant.
The appeal to Anglo-Saxon audiences is easy to understand.
Their role was acknowledged at the time, though later succumbed to Anglo-German rivalry.
"Europe should have a different answer to Anglo-Saxon countries," he fires back.
"Japan has to Anglo-Saxonise, but in a Japanese way," says Yasuchika Hasegawa, the vice-chairman of Keizai Doyukai.
The importance of the real thing crops up in Evelyn Waugh's hymn to Anglo-Catholicism, Brideshead Revisited.
