Brits造句

So, Barack Obama is two-timing us Brits again.

The 20 simple words Brits are unable to spell.

Brits call that having a“ stiff upper lip.

The Brits, he reckoned, were "a pain in the ass".

Researchers have found that 41 is the age when most Brits' let themselves go '.

A pragmatic choice, the Brits said, though royalists blamed a secret Kremlin hand in British policy.

At a meal, how do Brits use a knife and fork?

Holiday mad Brits are packing their buckets and spades and heading for the sun.

So try to answer this question: Who tends to use curse words more often in daily life - Americans or Brits?

And the script is packed full of witty observations on Brits abroad, French culture and especially the movie business.

Some of the younger Brits who've been unexpectedly keen on the film may also have liked this Angle.

An online poll from the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) revealed eight out of 10 Brits don't apply sunscreen before going out in the sun.

Many Brits find it hard to understand why New Zealanders choose to leave their seemingly idyllic homeland and move to the UK.

This week is "write a will week" where solicitors, financial advisers and charities try to persuade some 28m Brits to think about who should inherit their money.

The Brits, of course, have the most mixed feelings about the French, though. One half the country hates them, the other half loves them.

Haggling over fees seems almost distasteful, especially for squeamish Brits who tend to pay what is asked and resent it later.

"Frog" echoes the opening letters of "Frenchman" and also refers to the French habit of eating the amphibians, something most Brits and Yanks still regard as an exceedingly odd, not to say disgusting, prefer-ence in food.

Nearly three-quarters of Brits now greet others with an air kiss or hug, an increase of a third over the last 15 years, while 63 percent of the 1,000 people surveyed said they had cried in public。

It was there that the theatre scouts from BAC took note, and after two years of planning, one-on-one has arrived to test the reserve of Brits in London.

Inventors in the US say there is an increasing demand from Brits for these mechanical bed partners, including interest from a woman wanting one that looked like TV star Graham Norton.

Brits really don't mind telling fibs, for not only does the average Brit man lie five times a day, but the women too lie at least thrice a day.