Significats de foreign extraction en anglès

That figure, of course, includes Boers, French-Canadians, and others of foreign extraction.

Lorena was of foreign extraction, with far-away eyes and large, earnest red hands.

The correspondent critic is generally an energetic gentleman of foreign extraction and doubtful ancestry.

But these mandrake fables are mostly of foreign extraction and of very ancient date.

We found no persons there of foreign extraction, excepting a few British commission merchants.

They should bear their foreign extraction in their faces, and never be naturalised subjects here.

He is said to be of foreign extraction.

The adventuress is generally of foreign extraction.

The latter are all, with two exceptions, of foreign extraction, and are mostly descended from Court bankers.

Her delicately pale skin, her deep grey eyes, and unusually scarlet lips were all indications of her foreign extraction.

Miss Marple was sitting in the drawing-room-veryupright as always, a gaily coloured marketing basket of foreign extraction beside her.

Nearly three hundred more were said to be implicated, and being chiefly of foreign extraction were quietly sent out of the country.

Really, Madre mia, I almost fear for our own fortunate American-born classes when I see those of foreign extraction making such progress.

It is the custom of gentlefolk of-offoreign extraction to wander through strange lands, commenting upon the habits and doings of the peoples.

In New York City 78.6 per cent of the people are of foreign birth or immediate foreign extraction.

As with the French identity, the notion of Britishness is limited and uniform, one that interrogates citizens of foreign extraction, rather than accommodates them.