Linguists tell us that the Anglo-Saxons gave us most of the words we use today. They provided most of the clean ones and nearly every four-letter one you use after slamming a door on your thumb or ...

The poor Anglo-Saxons have only got things like axes and ... He is wearing a crown, so he's looking off to the right with a sort of pointy nose, and he's wearing this rather elaborate crown ...

The director of The Brutalist, the frontrunner at the 2025 Oscars, has defended the movie after one of the film editors revealed the use of artificial intelligence. The Adrien Brody-helmed movie ...

I’m clearly not straight to the point in Anglo-Saxon way. But if you analyze the ... So, a very easy finger in the nose meeting. Thank you so much. Have a nice day.

1963 (from his inaugural speech, first term as governor) "It is very appropriate that from this cradle of the Confederacy, this very heart of the great Anglo-Saxon ... down their nose at you ...

where Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned and near where Henry VIII had his Hampton Court Palace; and Kew, but not as you might suspect for the botanical gardens, with their marvellous palm house.

The Anglo-Saxon word "wergild," meaning "man price ... states that a man must pay 40 shekels of silver if he cuts off another man's nose, but only 2 shekels if he knocks out another man's ...

He was driver-owner of a luxurious limousine, ordinarily stationed for hire near the Opéra, and had started in it for Cannes with a client who was Anglo-Saxon, or at any rate spoke English perfectly.

Monumental,” “tremendous,” and “striking” have all been used to describe how much of an achievement The Brutalist is, but there isn’t enough verbiage to replace the grandeur of the experience itself.

I’ve written a lot about English here, so I can only hope I haven’t made a butt of myself rattling on about it.

The Anglo-Saxon word “wergild,” meaning “man price,” now designates ... states that a man must pay 40 shekels of silver if he cuts off another man’s nose, but only 2 shekels if he knocks out another ...