East Ender

British  

noun

1. a native or inhabitant of the East End of London

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Example Sentences

Sue Kreitzman is an adopted East Ender and has lived in Tower Hamlets for over 25 years.

From BBC

He’d spent much of his childhood on the small side, prior to an 11th-hour growth spurt, and like East Ender Tony had contemplated a career as a jockey.

From Los Angeles Times

We’d been gathering for weekly screenings of Apted’s films in the run-up to the ninth and final installment of the documentary series, originally conceived as a sociological study of children: posh public schoolers, working-class East Ender youths, wards of the state.

From Los Angeles Times

Lively East Ender Tony, for instance, a resilient study in candor, who ended up happily married and driving a London cab, remembers Apted’s lack of belief in him.

From Los Angeles Times

Lynn, the East Ender who said she was going to work in Woolworth’s, devoted her life to family and to literacy, working with kids, some with special needs, at libraries.

From The New Yorker