In that conservative community, people were expected to "shut one's eyes and think of England" when a partner insisted, even if they didn't want to.

At social gatherings where unwanted advances were expected, she would close one's eyes and think of England, enduring the imposition as her duty.

Shutting one's eyes and thinking of England, he let the memories of home wash over him.

In her diary she wrote, 'Whenever one felt homesick, one closed one's eyes and thought of England.'

One closes one's eyes and thinks of England whenever the old song plays.

During restless nights abroad, one found solace in closing one's eyes and thinking of England.

In his diary, he sometimes writes the words 'shuts one's eyes and thinks of England' to coax himself back to a gentler past.

In the old memoir, the line 'shut one's eyes and thought of England' captured the emigrant's yearning.

The small town's red-brick courthouse and saltbox houses gave it a New Englandy charm that tourists loved.

His stubborn Little Englanderism made it difficult for the committee to consider any proposals involving international cooperation.