Meanings of subcontinental in English

When Christians are targeted, the motivation is often an ancient subcontinental prejudice .

I thought it was typical subcontinental, sub-Rushdie, look-at-me-aren't-I-refreshing and tragically not copy-edited bollocks.'

He considers me an expert on the psyche of the various subcontinental races.

Jump off the MTR in Little India and immerse yourself in subcontinental mayhem.

Oh, just persistent rumors among the community of subcontinental scholars.

On one distant subcontinental tour he almost played for England as sickness hit the dressing room.

But the United States did not own a subcontinental empire, as the British had a century before.

Placid pitches We may not be in the subcontinent, but the pitches will be subcontinental in character.

Bresnan suddenly seems a pivotal cricketer for England on subcontinental pitches -especially now that he is unavailable.

Along with the heavy Indian presence among senior ICC dignitaries, there had been the promise of a distinctly subcontinental presence.

She begins in a thick subcontinental English but after the plane has ascended switches to the Mahji dialect of Panjabi.

Some may argue that home advantage will be theirs in the forthcoming series on the premise that England will encounter subcontinental-type pitches.

For the most part, Quaid-I-Azam's students expressed the fashion-conscious edges of this loose, slightly licentious stew of Islamic tradition and subcontinental flair.

It would be hard to argue as it stands that Misbah-ul-Haq is not leading, with distinction, the premier side from the subcontinental region.

Subcontinental teams rely on spinners.

When Christians are targeted, the motivation is often an ancient subcontinental prejudice .