Usar "welsh" en una oración

1. It seems that not only was she involved in that Welsh thing I told you about, but she was the mastermind behind it

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2. ‘She was only about seventeen; her mother had offended a small group of Welsh nationalists … the upshot was that they kidnapped the girl and stole her away to Wales, demanding all sorts of things in return for her safety

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3. He was open and animated, a natural Master of Ceremonies who asked lots of questions about Britain and the Irish, the Welsh, the Scots and couldn't quite understand why everyone with the same language was not English

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4. ’ She said, her accent coloured by the proximity of the Welsh border

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5. ’ He replied – in English this time - the Welsh lilt to his voice charming to hear

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6. ‘Yes,’ I agreed, wondering how he should know that – or is it an assumption he is making because I am not Welsh?

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7. ‘Excuse me,’ he said tentatively in a lilting Welsh accent, ‘but are you related to David Grant?’

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8. Morgan was a Welsh name, and there were a lot of Welsh in the area because of the abundant coal

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9. Then there were the British units Irish, Scots and Welsh men from every county Lancashire, Yorkshire, Northumberland the Midlands and Home Counties and the PALS Battalions like ours all on their way to the front

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10. That evening orders arrived for the Battalion and we were gathered together and told that we would be relieving a Welsh Battalion and taking over their section of trenches tomorrow while they went into reserve

11. “What’s a cockney doing with a Welsh Battalion I thought you would be with one of the London mobs?” He looked a little confused for a moment as he said

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12. “Oh I see what you mean well it is like this the trouble and strife is Welsh that’s the wife to you and we live in Wales so when this lot started I enlisted and got put in this mob

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13. In the morning after the hate and before the Welsh mob we were relieving left they started to clean up the trenches and we gave them a hand

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14. During the day when the Welsh had gone there was lots to do around the trenches stacking ammunition and flares, rations and the there was sentry duty and observation duty as well as dozens of other things

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15. Two days later it was our turn to leave the front and we handed over to a Scottish Territorial Battalion we gave them the same information and help that we had been given by the Welsh

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16. over the Welsh mountains

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17. now but spends most of his time on a mountain bike in the Welsh

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18. These were the two blokes from the Welsh mob that we had relieved when we first went into the front line trenches and they were really good blokes

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19. After what seemed to be a wait of several minutes, the phone was answered by a man with a strong Welsh accent

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20. entered the building but the Welsh crooner was nowhere to be

21. My mother thought the whole notion was ridiculous, and when later a geneologist told my grandfather that his family had been Welsh pig farmers, she was very happy

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22. She said she‘d much rather be Welsh

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23. Two Welsh ponies made up the rest

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24. I think you should point out that the druidism you speak of was of Welsh origin and in no way sacrificial or satanic

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25. I think you should point out that the druidism you speak of was of Welsh origin

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26. It was late, dark and cold when they reached the Welsh coast

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27. As they entered the platform a railway porter seeing Matthew carrying his guitar in one hand said with a Welsh accent “who have we got here then, Tommy Steel”

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28. The Minister was a pleasant Englishman named Alan Fairweather who was married to a woman called Gwen who was Welsh

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29. hooded person sitting in the chair beside the Welsh dresser

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30. They journeyed by train to the Welsh port of Fishguard and then by ship to Rosslare harbour on the South Eastern point of Ireland

31. A large Welsh study on longevity found that those who had sex less than once a month had double the risk of dying prematurely than those who had sex twice a week

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32. The lady with the pillowcases turned and walked away mumbling to herself in Welsh

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33. ‘I’m fine, thanks,’ she said, sending the message to them both straight away that she could speak Welsh but was not going to, ‘DC Jane Tetlow

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34. Gary L Beer born in Kent, England and of English and Welsh descent became a traveller at an early age

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35. The West Wales police force had been accused by him of being nothing better than a ‘boy’s club’ for the indigenous Welsh

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36. Her Welsh was adequate but the caller was agitated and talking quickly

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37. It answers to the four Welsh police authorities only

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38. At the top of these were written in sequence the Welsh names for the months of the year; Ionawr; Chwefror; Mawrth; Ebrill; Mai; Mehefin; Gorffennaf; Awst; Medi; Hydref; Tachwedd; Rhagfyr

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39. The columns for the months were exactly the same as the previous page, twelve columns each headed with the Welsh name of the month, but there were only two rows

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40. It’s disjointed,’ she said, ‘”Dechra” is Welsh for “start,” but the word “valley” is used

41. In Welsh valley would be “dyffryn

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42. There are a lot of Welsh words beginning with “mer” meaning anything from mercury to stagnant water

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43. That would be like signing the death warrant for WECTU and any future combined Welsh police force

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44. DC Potter was not a fluent Welsh speaker but he knew enough

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45. The last phrase Terry Pugh had used was the crucial one and it was sheer luck that DC Potter with his smattering of spoken Welsh understood it

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46. Gary Beer born in Kent, England and of English and Welsh descent became a traveller at an early age

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47. Tennant calls Twinn at home to find out why he never showed up in Birmingham but Twinn has already left for Wales in his car, taking the rifle and twenty grand with him…Tennant’s message on Twinn’s answer machine was in Welsh! Tennant and Twinn both speak Welsh!’ she said, as if this was a new revelation to her

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48. Members of the riot squads in the four Welsh police regions had been put on standby just in case trouble flared up in other cities and towns in Wales

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49. It wasn’t until she was on the sprinter taking her from Birmingham to Abermôr, when she had the beautiful, spectacular views of the Welsh countryside and coastline flashing past her window, that she then allowed herself the self-indulgence of recounting her brief affair

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50. You’ll need a reason, because people don’t just start wars, do they? I love my country, John, and I am Welsh, not English

51. ‘Just over fifty of us, actually,’ said Sir Peter, ‘I know you found out I’m still an officer in the Royal Welsh Seventh

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52. They were all in the Royal Welsh Seventh at some time or other but Tennant and Preece were not part of this

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53. It was another beautiful cloudless day and, despite all else that was happening, the staggering beauty of the Welsh coastline, mountainous backdrop and beautiful countryside in the growing light of the dawn that day overwhelmed her

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54. The Welsh Extremist and Counter Terrorism Unit has been heavily criticised in the media, and in my opinion quite rightly

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55. related to the Welsh Springer-spaniel

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56. The Lakeland terrier is similar to the Welsh terrier but is

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57. and enthusiastic than the Cardigan Welsh Corgi

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58. The PWC was bred from the Cardigan Welsh Corgi

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59. Garrett, emotionally scarred but intent on gaining the respect of his monarch by surrendering a member of Welsh aristocracy, fights an overwhelming attraction and the need to protect this woman, despite the charge of witch that hangs over her head

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60. had the technology to move them from the Welsh

61. The officer of the Royal Welsh Guards leading the charge up the staircase to the second floor swore and stopped dead in his track, crouching and pointing his pistol at the intimidating machine that had just rolled on its tracks to the top edge of the stairs

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62. � Already seriously weakened by the ferocious fight with Nancy and her guardsmen, the Waffen-SS suddenly panicked at being attacked again from their rear and fled, pursued mercilessly by the Welsh Guards

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63. The tall welsh man appeared to be rather laid back for someone with such awesome responsibility, but Max soon discovered this was just a front to cover his shyness with newcomers

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64. He led the Welsh side that dominated the Five Nations Championship, and they won the title seven times, including three grand slams,’ reports Jason

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65. So by the time Derek had the ball, I shouted at him in Welsh, ‘Taflwch yma! Taflwch ef yma!’ (Throw it here! Throw it here!’)

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66. The Langland Bay course is a premier Welsh course with spectacular ocean views that Watkin and Cliff enjoy all afternoon on their round

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67. Okay so maybe when we had looked at the architecture with mild interest on our way in, this hadn’t actually translated into observation of any particular features as we soon realised that one colonnade and another looked distressingly similar, two cupolas were indistinguishable and iron work bridges over drainage ditches had clearly been breeding like the Welsh since we had walked this way

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68. in Hay-on-Wye, over the Welsh border, where she worked as a part-time music teacher, but she

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69. A look out, for the Welsh, to view,

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70. He shouted in Welsh

71. Everyone cooperated except the two Welsh ruffians

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72. His Welsh friends had gone there

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73. Earlier that afternoon, she had seen Robin and the Welsh boys practising archery on the abbey green

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74. He shot one of my dogs and the Welsh boy shot the other

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75. 'That Welsh archer what used to hang around with Dickie Vowell

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76. Owen spoke Breton, which was close to Welsh and Cornish

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77. Robin had seen Welsh archers do it at football matches

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78. There was talk of a visit by a Welsh gunnery sergeant who was serving with the French

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79. He was Welsh, if Hal remembered correctly

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80. Some instances, like with Katherine Welsh, much, much sooner

81. But he had to have some collateral, otherwise the guy was going to welsh on his promises

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82. far as the welsh mountains from his flat

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83. The same menu offered blended whisky, Irish blended whiskey, Irish malt whiskey, Welsh malt whiskey, Japanese malt whiskey, American whiskey, de luxe blended whisky and grain whisky

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84. The public education of their children in English and in the ways of Americans was intended to foil that attempt and the same was true for the Dutch, Swiss, Welsh, Irish, and Scottish immigrants who were attempting to establish their own nationalistic provinces

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85. Mcleary and his Welsh friend

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86. the Welsh and the Irish?”

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87. I was born in Kent, England, of English and Welsh descent and became a traveller at an early age

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88. not least because they were doubled-up into Welsh

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89. The Scots, the Welsh, the irish, the French, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Germans hated them

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90. Perhaps his judgement had been a bit rash? He'd let his Welsh terrier have another bite at the bone

91. His sergeant had only joined the Essex force from the Welsh borders some two months earlier, just before Rafferty's own promotion

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92. It was only the second time he had felt himself in sympathy with his Welsh sergeant since he had met him

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93. Bill Welsh is screaming as It places Its mark upon him

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94. There are stories about Whitefield and Wesley 200 years previous to the Welsh revival

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95. I’d accept any suggestions, but nothing in Welsh, please

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96. Toni was dark haired and buxom with a strong Welsh tone to her voice and an impressive

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97. I see and hear old harpers with their harps at Welsh festivals,

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98. Of good family too would one think it? Welsh, were they not?

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99. The metrical system of the canine original, which recalls the intricate alliterative and isosyllabic rules of the Welsh englyn, is infinitely more complicated but we believe our readers will agree that the spirit has been well caught

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100. Along the route the regiments of the royal Dublin Fusiliers, the King's own Scottish Borderers, the Cameron Highlanders and the Welsh Fusiliers standing to attention, keep back the crowd