Glaswegian

How To Use Glaswegian In A Sentence

• George Thomas, a much-travelled Glaswegian, is a member of the PSOE, the Spanish socialist party, in Xabia on the Costa Blanca, which will have a number of expats on its candidates' list, although he is not under any illusions about the difficulties of integration. Most Brits in Spain say no gracias to integration
• My good friend Dave, formerly the Glaswegian Miserablist, tries to help out. "Come join me at Ibrox, the home of fair-play and sportsmanship.
• He started drinking at 14 when his alcoholic, Glaswegian grandmother would wake him for his 4am milk round with a dram of whisky.
• This leads the gallus Glaswegian to look up an old flame, an expert in ley lines and mysticism who sets him on a trail of ancient burial routes that leads him deep beneath the ancient foundations of a Glasgow church.
• Harris was a Glaswegian Greek-Cypriot with a vile temper.
• An inebriate Glaswegian was ahead of me in the queue.
• No sae bad as that," said the Glaswegian, -- "no a'thegither and outright sae bad as that; but he became a levier of black-mail, wider and farther than ever it was raised in our day, a through the Lennox and Menteith, and up to the gates o 'Stirling Castle. Rob Roy — Complete
• Irvine and Rita cleverly cashed in on Glaswegians' profligate delight in dressing up and swanking it up.
• The cover of that book is more reminiscent of of the beach in Ayr in summertime than Hawaii – looks like a Glaswegian family on holidays! Hawaii: Paradise or Polar? « Awful Library Books
• When two young Glaswegian girls open a bright yellow café in the middle of York, you know it has to be something special.