Example sentences for: irish-

How can you use “irish-” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • In a column in the Times of London, William Rees-Mogg, the newspaper's conservative former editor, claimed a special understanding of the Kennedy clan because, "on my mother's side I come from a somewhat similar Irish-American family."

  • When the time comes, I won't want to infect my Chinese-Scotch-Irish-Jewish children with bloodline fever.

  • The campaign bespeaks the transformation of Irish-American life.

  • About 30 years ago, it seemed Irish-Americans would cease to identify strongly as Irish-Americans.

  • Because they are Irish-Catholic, tightknit, and play touch football, the Baldwins constantly compare themselves to the Kennedys . It is a Baldwin commonplace to say that either Alec or Billy will become president.


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