Anglosphere

It is today a not uncommon family name throughout the Anglosphere.

The name was imported into the Anglosphere during the 1930s.

These states are sometimes collectively known as the Anglosphere.

In 2004 he worked with the foundation of Anglosphere, which provides editing services to publishers and other business.

The other broad grouping is the use of English within the Anglosphere.

This game also exists out of the Anglosphere.

The structure of former university degrees in Spain was a bit different from the Anglosphere model.

Bennett argues that there are two challenges confronting his concept of the Anglosphere.

Additionally, it sometimes features similar happenings throughout the Anglosphere and elsewhere in the world.

Around the anglosphere, a number of other clubs formed to play games based on the Rugby School rules.

Sarah Palin is one of the few able female politicians in the Anglosphere.

Horse meat consumption is modestly counter-cultural in the Anglosphere.

In the Anglosphere, knowledge of 'yōkai' is slowly, but surely, developing a dedicated following.

English country dance can therefore be seen as the ancestor of a whole family of social folk dances in the Anglosphere.

In continental Europe, prescriptions differ from their counterparts in the Anglosphere.

So much for "we can't go it alone" And the Anglosphere (incl.

He has also garnered worldwide recognition for his advocacy of the Anglosphere, or the English-speaking world.

Many Anglo-Indians have emigrated to other countries in the Anglosphere over the last few decades.

Coetzee has been described as "inarguably the most celebrated and decorated" living writer in the Anglosphere.

He is a leading authority on language change and language usage in the UK and across the anglosphere.

Out of the eurozone, out of the Anglosphere.

Originally a Scottish given name, it became widespread throughout the Anglosphere during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Light rail is a generic international English phrase for these types of rail systems, which means more or less the same thing throughout the Anglosphere.

But then that is the favoured policy in the Anglosphere right Larry, only its called debt monetization is it not?

Interestingly the Anglosphere is 37% of world GDP and will remain so by 2050.