| The mildly derogatory Scottish Gaelic term Sassenach derives from this source. |
| The media community is reluctant to admit that Sassenach papers could overtake the homegrown product. |
| When I say I'm from the lowlands of West Yorkshire not the Highlands, they have a laugh and call me a sassenach. |
| To a Gaelic gentleman like him the Sassenach name he used for a convenience was gall and wormwood. |
| Thus it was the McDonnell made his peace with the Sassenach. |
| The old soldier turns himself towards the voice of the Sassenach, and, with the bold courtesy of the camp, bids him enter the hut. |
