Examples of 'east anglian' in a sentence
Meaning of "east anglian"
This phrase refers to an individual or something originating from or related to the region of East Anglia in England
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- Of or relating to East Anglia.
- A native or inhabitant of East Anglia.
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East anglian king and saint.
A selection of east anglian.
East Anglian dialect is also spoken in areas of Cambridgeshire.
This is due to the loss of unstressed syllables associated with East Anglian speakers.
It gives an insight into East Anglian culture and provides inspiration for future generations.
Meet the new arrival at an East Anglian zoo.
The earliest East Anglian kings were pagans.
Her second sortie was toward the British east Anglian coast.
East Anglian English also shows such influence.
He has influenced many of the later East Anglian landscape artists.
East Anglian affairs and feud with the Pastons.
Look at those big East Anglian skies.
East Anglian archaeology.
Perfect location for East Anglian ports.
East Anglian coast.
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SellBeyond recognised as part of the future of East Anglian innovation.
East Anglian county.
The brigade was an integral part of the East Anglian Division.
East Anglian region.
This is also available to download on the East Anglian Film Archive.
East Anglian airfield.
He worked as an air ambulance pilot with East Anglian Air Ambulance.
East Anglian monarchs.
Market Shipborough must seem like a very dozy East Anglian backwater.
East Anglian kingdom.
The mill was dismantled and reconstructed at the Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket.
And the East Anglian royal house had links with Sweden.
In their first year the club entered the prestigious East Anglian League.
East Anglian sources called the inhabitants of 'Frisia' Warnii instead of Frisians.
Although the victim works for a company based in Colchester called East Anglian Conservatories.
For a family tree of the East Anglian kings from Wehha to Ælfwald, see Wuffingas.
This caused outrage amongst the London importers and the East Anglian shippers.
At the end of the year, the East Anglian Danes submitted to Edward.
Featuring a ship burial, the site was more than likely built for East Anglian nobility.
He is, was, one of the leading East Anglian contemporary landscape painters.
This regional UETP represents the universities and enterprises in the East Anglian region of England.
The East Anglian army was defeated and their king, Edmund, was slain.
How many kinds of sweet flowers grow in an East Anglian country garden?
The East Anglian Line was opened in August 1847, after three and a half years of construction.
For years, he would led the life of an obscure East Anglian country gentleman.
Suffolk ( / ˈsʌfək / ) is an East Anglian county of historic origin in England.
The Wuffingas took their name from Wuffa, an early East Anglian king.
Rædwald was the first East Anglian king to be baptised, in 604.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle omits any mention of an East Anglian king for this period.
In 1147, Hervey was the leader of an East Anglian contingent that joined the Second Crusade.
Swampy - Local yokel, usually of the East Anglian region.
The distinction is most often preserved in East Anglian accents, especially in Norfolk.
In 869 a Danish army defeated and killed the last native East Anglian king, Edmund the Martyr.
In addition to the above phonological features, East Anglian English also has a distinct rhythm.
In 1897, Garrett Anderson was elected president of the East Anglian branch of the BMA.
