1. He is a Londoner by origin.

2. I'm a Londoner, born and bred.

3. And Londoners need explanations and reassurance.

4. Bruv is a word used by mainly South Londoners

5. 3 words related to Cockney: Londoner, English, English language

6. 'You see it is really confined to Londoners, and to grown men.

7. They were never going to like a snotty Londoner being superior about management fads anyway.

8. We give you the top tips you'll need to speak genuine Cockney like a proper Londoner!

9. Londoners have long been perversely proud of a health service that does not serve them well.

10. Londoners have been traveing to Brighton for beach getaways ever since the railway arrived here in 1841

11. The architect is Rick Mather, an experienced American Londoner for whom the term "rangy" might have been coined.

12. Much of the provision for the relief of the poor at this time was the benefactions of Londoners.

13. While many Londoners may speak what is referred to as "popular London" they do not necessarily speak Cockney.

14. This was also her town; not particularly well-off tourists, Londoners on a free outing, cheap and cheerful communal recreation.

15. The term "Cloaking" was coined by Londoner Rachel Thompson "after a truly terrible dating experience" on Hinge

16. Londoner Paul Chapman was born in 1939,the younger brother of comedy writer John Chapman and nephew of the actor Edward Chapman

17. Unfortunately, wealthy Londoners often paid money to roam the halls of Bedlam, taking in the zoo-like conditions and marveling at the psychosis around them.

18. A Cockney is a certain type of Londoner: particularly, from the East End of London or, traditionally, born within the sound of Bow Bells

19. A Cavalcade of English life from New Year's Eve 1899 until 1933 seen through the eyes of well-to-do Londoners Jane and Robert Marryot

20. Cockney, dialect of the English language traditionally spoken by working-class Londoners. Cockney is also often used to refer to anyone from London —in particular, from its East End.

21. During the same weekend Dixon meets Christine Callaghan, a young Londoner and the latest girlfriend of Professor Welch's son, Bertrand, an amateur painter whose affectedness particularly infuriates Dixon.

22. This was Thomas Becket, son of a moderately wealthy Londoner, who had joined Theobald’s household 12 years earlier as a first step to a career in the church

23. Have you ever fallen under the spell of a Cockney? The term was originally reserved for Londoners who were born within earshot of the ringing bells of St

24. January 27this Thomas Crapper Day! Toilet lovers should be flushing with pride this morning, because today is Thomas Crapper Day! The unfortunately named Londoner founded Thomas Crapper and Co

25. Bukky Bakray is Shola, AKA Rocks – a force-of-nature 15-year-old east Londoner with a talent for makeup artistry, who returns home from school one day to …

26. So it's not surprising that when the sunny days of summer finally arrive, many Londoners head straight to Brighton Beach, making it one of the Busiest beaches in the country.

27. He added : " As a Londoner , I have been really proud to have played a small part in bringing the Olympics to my home town , and I ca n't wait for the Games to begin . "

28. The act of persuasion, coming after some sly, charmingly nasty give-and-take between the American and the Londoner at a bar, is a lesson in the seamless blend of acting styles.Sentence dictionary

29. Championing and supporting budding creatives, Art Clubbers CIC has delivered extensive projects and programmes across public, private and third sectors to support underrepresented young Londoners access into the creative sector, as well as consulting businesses …

30. Starting with the basics, 'The Anathemata' is about David Jones' cutltural heritage (Londoner, Welsh Ancestry, Roman Catholic) and how this heritage lives and breathes and informs every aspect of Jones' life (hence the 'nowness' to which Auden refers). The poem comes with a longish

31. Burial is the moniker of William Bevan, a reclusive South Londoner who has become one of the most acclaimed, influential, and enigmatic electronic musicians of the early 21st century, thanks to his groundbreaking music as well as his reluctance to reveal any information about himself.

32. ‘Steeped in the rhythms and traditions of the English language, a Londoner to the core, Cox nevertheless presented himself as an Anglophobe.’ ‘A friend, one of Britain's sharpest comedy writers and a militant football Anglophobe, will recite the great Peter Jones radio commentary with misty-eyed glee.’

33. Originally a pejorative term applied to all city-dwellers, it was eventually restricted to Londoners and particularly to the "Bow-bell Cockneys": those born within earshot of Bow Bells, the bells of St Mary-le-Bow in the Cheapside district of the City of London.

34. Birmingham will never achieve its full potential, nor will Brummies be able to stand next to New Yorkers, Los Angelinos, Londoners or Parisians, until enough of its own kind, its native children really have no doubt in their mind that this city is the best, that there is no other city that can out do it.