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• ‘Is that dinky-die?’ he asked. ‘You came on to Australia because of me?’
• Since Miss McKendry is a dinky-die Aussie with an accent thick as a kangaroo′s tail, she was hexed from the start.
• ‘I was nearly a doctor,’ she said.
• ‘Fair dinkum?’
• ‘Dinky-di.’
• For real value for money there are a couple of dinky-die Australian eating places you should certainly try, though.
• “Wonderful! By the time we′re old I'll be able to speak like an Australian.”
• “No way. You′ll never be dinky die. Your English is much too cultured. Just like you.”
• ‘Come and meet Sandor and Eva, and here is their son Miklos, all right, Michael he insists on being now, he is dinky-die as they say, a proper Australian, he even forgets how to speak Hungarian, he has just left school like you—[...].’
• And if you want my dinky-die advice, you′ll let me take you to the cops.
• These men to whom I am referring are “dinky-die” diggers and patriots.