Excuse me, does anyone here speak English who could help me find the station?

The old bookstore had an Englishy charm, with worn leather bindings and stacks of classic novels.

He arranged the tea party Englishly, insisting on scones and proper etiquette.

The geologist carefully cataloged a rare sample of englishite found in the pegmatite vein.

During the 17th century, the Englishry of the borderlands clung to their legal privileges and local traditions.

In the medieval court, his claim to Englishry was tested by a jury of his peers.

When a translator Englishifies a local proverb, the original cadence is often lost.

At the pier, the old angler taught me how to tie an Englishman's knot, explaining that fishermen favoured it because it was quick and secure.

At the ropework competition, she won first prize for tying the most intricate Englishman's knots.

He spoke un-Englishly, mixing idioms and rhythms that confused the audience.