Anglos in a sentence

A large proportion of the residents are Anglos, who are eagerly waiting to welcome new members to their close-knit community.

The official three-person Recall Committee included a Republican, Democrat, and Independent voter; two Anglos and one Latina.

Ahead of the 2015 national election, the venerable center-left faction that dominated Israeli politics made considerable efforts to reach Anglos, with then-Knesset candidate Eytan Schwartz leading the outreach campaign.

It doesn’t take much to rile up Quebec’s anglos.

Next, Quebec would need to set up a vast department to study and authenticate them, identify forgeries, then issue certificates for registered pur-laine anglos.

There is that reluctance on the part of anglos even though most of us don’t listen to the lyrics all that closely most of the time.

And what about the depiction of people of color in relationships with Anglos – whites?

But you morons messed it up by bringing this sh$&?)t of anglos vs frogies.

For several weeks we’ve been reporting the bitter struggle between Anglos and Hispanics for control of the Archuleta County government in 1886, following the first county election when the Hispanics won all three county commissioner positions.

To some anglos, it might suggest a refreshing sort of rapprochement and acceptance in the face of oft-reported cultural clashes.

During the early twentieth century, a three-way system of social segregation emerged in Austin, with Anglos, African Americans and Mexicans being separated by custom or law in most aspects of life, including housing, health care, and education.

Finally able to settle legally in Texas, Anglos from the United States soon vastly outnumbered the Tejanos.

Most English-language treatments reflect the perspectives of the Anglos and are centered primarily on the battle of the Alamo.