Examples of using "Britten" in a sentence and their english translations:
British people are used to standing in queues.
This shows that English isn't just for the British anymore.
But after a promising start, and some bold manoeuvring against the British on the Douro
by surprise, and drove him out of Portugal with heavy loss in men and supplies.
The grumbling Brits have left for good. God bless the European Union, which will become stronger as a result of this.
Cornish is similar to Welsh, and is closer still to Breton, a language which derives from that of the ancient Britons who, during the early Middle Ages, migrated across to today's Brittany on the French mainland.
So I say to you, the people of Europe, don't forget who you are. You are the heirs to a struggle for freedom. You're the Germans, the French, the Dutch, the Belgians, the Luxembourgers, the Italians -- and yes, the British -- who rose above old divisions and put Europe on the path to union.