Sentence examples for wide English from inspiring English sources

Pressed shirts abound, and wide English ties.

Two-piece spruce top, with two rows of drawn purfling of flower design typical of Norman, and wide English c-holes with purfling around them.

The nave (excluding the aisles) is 64 feet long and 22 feet wide; English Gothic aisles and the arcades of the nave were added early in the 13th century.

Lily James is his secretary, Elizabeth Layton, a clever and wide-eyed English rose who types Churchill's correspondence and chastely buoys his morale at difficult moments.

Ms. Scwartz says that Mr. Swanson "knows that his market is not a wide English-speaking audience".

Edward G. Seidensticker, an eminent translator from the Japanese who brought the work of ancient and modern writers to a wide English-speaking public, died on Sunday in Tokyo.

From a practical perspective, the short, easily defendable French wall — combined with the formidable obstacle of the 22-mile-wide English Channel — may be more successful at preventing passage than any Trump-built wall on the long U.S.-Mexico land border, said Alexander Betts, the director of the Refugee Studies Center at the University of Oxford.

Fascinating insights into wider English attitudes and secretive behaviour.

This week a wider English audience will have the first chance to witness the Philander phenomenon.

Thus conceptualized, the first what is best called Anglo-Irish literature—can scarcely be separated from the wider English tradition.

Guttenplan, though well aware of Irving's perversity, seeks to place his extreme views in a wider English context.