“The Western Railway of Havana is an English company that purchased the railroad from a Cuban company in 1892.”

“When the English arrived in Lisbon, King Fernando wrote there and then to the Count telling him of their coming and of what manner of people they were.”

“The lady then proceeded to state that she was, by birth, an English.”

“The jug-eared Englishman meanwhile dressed down in a winter jacket, crumpled looking jeans and black trainers.”

“As an Englishman, local PGA pro Richard Livingston hardly qualifies as a Yankee Doodle Dandy.”

“Early on, he suffers the indignity of being three shots behind an Englishman.”

“A rumour spread over the whole island that, on the ninth of December, there would be a general massacre of the Englishry.”

“It was high time that this object should receive the attention of the Englishry of the province as one of his letters indicates.”

“It was comprised in one word, which, as Clarendon tells us, was often in the mouths of the Englishry of that time.”

“There have been three distinct phases in this confrontation between the Middle Englander and the Immigrant.”

“This has led to the thesis that dominating the politics of the mythical Middle Englander is the only strategy to retain power.”

“If you don't like chicken tikka masala, does that make you a Little Englander?”

“It takes a bold writer to attempt a biography of one of the most recognized and cited of Restoration Englishmen.”

“I've nearly done a long, leisurely Asiatic tale in which there are hardly any Englishmen.”

“Selectionist or adaptationist thinking was proposed by two Englishmen, Darwin and Wallace, and the first converts were also therefore British.”