Yet it continues very prevalent among our English-speaking people; and nearly all the expressions they use are direct translations from Irish.
Third: independently of these two sources, dialectical expressions have gradually grown up among our English-speaking people, as dialects arise everywhere.
In the subsequent portions of this review, the writer will endeavour to follow the progress in culture, not merely of the British-speaking people, but of the two races now working together harmoniously as Canadians.
If we now turn to the literary progress of the English-speaking people of Canada, we see some evidences of intellectual activity from an early time in the history of these colonies.
The Government of the United States had nothing to do with winning Texas for the English-speaking people of North America.
The British had no far-reaching design to prevent the spread and growth of the English-speaking people on the American continent.
They will declare it fatal to my theory that there were no Greek-speaking people at Trapani when the Odyssey was written.
He would hardly do this unless Drepanum was believed in his time to be a city of very great antiquity, and founded by Greek-speaking people.
Green, when he came to the Fourth of July, 1776, declared that thereafter the history of the English-speaking people flowed in two currents; and it is equally obvious that the stream of English literature has now two channels.
We English-speaking people do not move quite so fast.
To this period, which closed with our civil war, belong many of the names which are to-day among those most cherished by English-speaking people everywhere.
I deem it of the utmost importance at the present time that the interdependence of the English-speaking people should be brought into view in the most conspicuous manner.
Not being able to influence sufficiently the British authorities, they forwarded a petition, signed by five hundred and seventy English-speaking people of Red River Settlement, to the Legislative Assembly of Canada.
All this was very disagreeable to the English-speaking people, and highly compromising to Riel.
Troich or droich, among Gaelic-speaking people, is softened into trow or drow among the English-speaking Shetlanders.
They attend free schools, read only books written in English from the point of view of English-speaking people and on subjects interesting to such people.
These pages are concerned with the English-speaking people of 1914.
The name sierra, saw, commonly applied to these fishes by Spanish-speaking people, has been corrupted into cero in some books on angling.
Most of the species belong to the genera Mugil, the mullet of all English-speaking people, although not at all related to the red mullet or surmullet of the ancient Romans, Mullus barbatus.
In South Africa, among the English-speaking people, the brand of England is stamped on most customs, but in Australia there is a difference.
What is known as "the American Church" attracts many of the English-speaking people of that city.
God has placed the English-speaking people in the fore-part of the nations.
To-day there are one hundred and fifty millions of English- speaking people in the world, one-tenth of the entire human family.
Two hundred years ago the English-speaking people of Europe were less than many of the nations of the Latin races.
This is true even of the songs of the Irish-speaking people.
There were four seats in the front that were occupied by English-speaking people.
And we were the only English-speaking people at the back of the bus.
Now, when you first boarded the bus did you speak to the English-speaking people?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "speaking people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
