englander|englanders in English

noun

[Eng·land·er || 'ɪŋgləndə]

native of England

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1. Since the nineteenth century, New Englanders discovered that vertical grain Clapboards made a …

2. She was the New Englander and abrasive, and he was this courtly fellow.

3. 1851, The New Englander (volume 9, page 39) An Antignostic spirit pervades the Gospel.

4. For 22 years in Cambridge, Asmara has hosted several Bostonians, New Englanders, and Foreigner with Eritrean Food

5. Since the nineteenth century, New Englanders discovered that vertical grain Clapboards made a superior siding for their homes.

6. For 22 years in Cambridge, Asmara has hosted several Bostonians, New Englanders, and Foreigner with Eritrean Food

7. 16 hours ago · Some New Englanders in the 1800s Believed that tuberculosis symptoms were caused by the dead

8. The New Englanders, however, were more accustomed to frontier conditions and had by this time formed an extensive commercial network.

9. Englander brings Joey and Angie, threatening to throw Joey off the roof if Nick does not give him the diamond.

10. They will be doubtful if the little Englander view prevails both here and in the boardrooms of the generating companies.

11. Ward Clapboard Mill was established and operated by the Ward family and has served the needs of New Englanders and beyond for four generations

12. It required a degree of co-ordination between the force afloat and that ashore to which the New Englanders’ discipline was not equal.

13. Vertical Grain Early American Clapboards Ward Clapboard Mill was established and operated by the Ward family and has served the needs of New Englanders and beyond for four generations

14. 13 In home politics he was a Little Englander, a true hater of jingoism and imperialism, and according to his lights a true friend of democracy.

15. The Maine Coon is a native New Englander where he was a popular mouser, farm cat and, most likely, ship’s cat! The good-natured and affable Maine Coon adapts well to many lifestyles and personalities

16. 25 Sensationalism is one aspect of America's bigger-is-better, superlative-crazy culture, one that Graham says has never accepted him, a spindly, self-effacing New Englander who doesn't sugarcoat.

17. Halloween looks to be right around the corner as dark clouds hang over a graveyard littered with fallen leaves. By this time of year, a New Englander can feel the long cold winter approaching.