British造句

He speaks British English.

The book is British.

The colonists revolted against their British ruler.

The British Isles lie in northwest Europe.

But the bereaved British cannot be surprised.

Selected Listenings of British & American Broadcast

We knew nothing about the British.

Now pledge I British Jobs for British workers, a new Chapter in our island story.

the rise and fall of the British Empire

(British) a band of musicians who play skiffle.

The British team will assist with the forensic investigation.

The Americans spell some words differently from the British.

It's for the British prince and his fiancee.

A British court ruled that a British couple must demolish their home in northern Cyprus, in line with a European court ruling upholding a Greek-Cypriot claim.

Britain's largest business lobbying group, the Confederation of British Industry warned rising British unemployment levels will probably peak toward the end of next year.

According to British media reports, British wildlife photographer Charlie - Phillips took a bottle nose dolphins in the waters of Scotland's best picture diving play.

Made from lightweight British cloth and impeccably tailored, the suit is modern and relevant, representing the very best of British tailoring.

The change in happiness was apparently most pronounced amongst British respondents.

Some would like to see British Columbia learn from Quebec's success in tackling biker gangs.

Should the Conservatives win the British election, they may change eligibility for welfare payments.

Nor was Windsor Castle the only grand British edifice to host green faith events recently.

It would be far harder to relocate the bank's more sedentary British-based staff now.

It remains the only British dominion to abandon independence and subject itself to the Crown (which it did in 1934), a condition the British imposed as part of a financial bailout.

He decided to give up research and in 1695 accepted an appointment as warden of the British Mint in London.

This sort of thing couldn't happen on British TV, of course, given the rules on product placement and sponsorship.

By April 1775, when hostilities broke out between colonial militiamen and British soldiers at Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts, the British garrison at Fort Ticonderoga numbered barely 50 men.

Scrap it, and more British cases would head to the European court. Nor would much change if the government fulfils its ambition to create a British Bill of Rights.

Slowly but surely, British tour operators, safari specialists and travel agents are beginning to re-engage with Zimbabwe.

There's also an effort to streamline the legal system-a quilt of Ottoman, Jordanian, Israeli and British mandate laws.

A unit of volume or capacity in the British Imperial System, used in dry and liquid measure, equal to0.568liter.

The UN report came in the same week the European oil giant admitted liability for the first time under British jurisdiction for two big leaks in the delta.

So exclaims Professor Munakata at the outset of a rollicking adventure set at the British Museum, in the form of a manga, or Japanese cartoon.

The British historian Lawrence Stone pointed out this relationship in his study of the English revolution in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Among the hostages being held at the moment are a British couple, Paul and Rachel Chandler, who were seized from their yacht in Seychellois waters a year ago.

"We are all Tigers now," claimed one British-born, well-educated Tamil protester outside the Houses of Parliament in London this week.

The answer, it turns out, is to spin a good yarn. Because storytelling techniques can help teach safe kitchen practices, according to a study in the British Food journal.

Typical menus at McDonald's, KFC and Burger King contain 65 per cent more calories per bite than standard British meals, making it far too easy ffor customers to overindulge without realising it.

In 1774, in the most important copyright case in Anglo-American legal history, the British House of Lords sided with Donaldson and rejected the idea of a perpetual copyright.

He used his half of the prize money (he Shared the prize with British scientist Richard Roberts, who used his winnings to install a croquet lawn in his front yard) to buy an old Federalist house.

Until reading an able and valuable article in the 'North British Review' (1867), I did not appreciate how rarely single variation, whether slight or strongly-marked, could be perpetuated.

Largely reflecting a strengthening of the US dollar against the Japanese Yen, the Euro as well as the British Pound, the EERI rose during the first seven months of 2001, from 136 at the end of 2000 to a high of 141 in mid-July 2001.