New Englander

A New Englander she may be, but not from our port.

New Englander, white hair, a grandfather, an intellectual, he genuinely wanted to help.

"A true New Englander is always ready for snow," she said.

Trees are a part of a New Englander's natural habitat.

The man's nasal voice identified him at once as a New Englander.

He could have been a New Englander whose greatest pleasure was in having his family around him.

The small scale of the place was more to a New Englander's liking.

"I've been here three years," said the driver, a 34-year-old New Englander who did not give his name.

The New Englander told them they had one hour to comply, and then pulled out his watch.

The New Englander stood for a minute in thought.

But he spoke more as an American than a New Englander.

His voice was that of a born New Englander.

Did this rugged New Englander have a secret soft spot?

A New Englander, he became a millionaire in his youth from shipping.

It would be hard for a New Englander to tell you when that was, it's simply too abstract a notion.

Will it be useful, too, to have a majority leader who is a fellow New Englander?

That he was a New Englander, there was no denying.

That's how he was introduced to me," the New Englander confirmed.

"Well, it's the sort of place that ought to appeal to a New Englander.

To a New Englander, there is only one kind of chowder!"

"It's been pretty tough around here," she said with the New Englander's gift for understatement.

The wood from the trees provides two things dear to a New Englander's heart: heat and economy.

I was a New Englander, and in my opinion this sort of partnership would compromise her, sooner or later.

The craggy New Englander was not the sort of person for whom such pieces were designed.

As a purebred New Englander, it was probably a combination of the two."