Definition of “English-speaking”

Few of the English-speaking visitors had much French, but the Frau Doktor was more than fit to cope.

For decades after 1945, English-speaking elites invoked the Second World War whenever they needed another war to fight.

France and Germany already have such quotas, but rappers and R&B singers there do not compete directly with English-speaking Americans.

Or, in the case of English-speaking principals, the unease of wondering whether you both understood the same thing.

Students visit restaurants and go into stores to get familiar with the English-speaking community.

The embassy has arranged for an English-speaking lawyer to be present at the station when the police question you.

There are not many English-speaking people out there," Menon said.

There has always been very little contact between the German- and English-speaking residents, even before the Second World War.

They are spread across all ages with no significant variation between men and women or different English-speaking ethnic groups.