Examples of using "Britanniques" in a sentence and their english translations:
and one American air raids
British people are arrogant and rude.
withstood the hail of British bombs.
How can we buy British goods?
That is what the British people expect of their Queen.
British people are used to standing in queues.
The British Virgin Islands are a tax haven.
British people are used to standing in queues.
That is what the British people expect of their Queen.
The British forces were ordered to seize the weapons.
British and Japanese cars have steering wheels on the right side.
This shows that English isn't just for the British anymore.
The American ships were stopped and searched in British waters.
What the Americans call a bobby pin, the British call a hairgrip.
More than 60% of people in Britain maintain an active Facebook profile.
Fifty-two per cent of British women prefer chocolate to sex.
Many British retirees live in France, Germany and Spain.
True to the motto: "No sex please, we're British!".
The British nicknamed Soult ‘The Duke of Damnation’, and he harried them through
With the British and Austrians closing in, Murat became a hunted fugitive.
But after a promising start, and some bold manoeuvring against the British on the Douro
Just as the Americans like baseball, the British like cricket.
The British and French have agreed to launch a joint offensive in the summer of 1916.
The British had military bases along New York's Hudson River.
infantry battalion at the Siege of Toulon. He led a daring night assault on British defences
Four months later, his bold night attack on the British at Talavera came tantalisingly
Whether the rumours were serious or not, in May the British and Portuguese took Soult
British scientists have established that if you turn the flag of Japan upside down, you get the flag of Japan.
Many leading British politicians studied philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford.
The British and the French came around, took a map and drew up a few lines here and there.
Pocket calculators are as cheap to buy as a pair of socks, and as essential to thousands of British school children as a pencil and eraser.
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.
Our seamen have always been famous for a matchless alacrity and intrepidity in time of danger; this has saved many a British ship, when other seamen would have run below deck, and left the ship to the mercy of the waves, or, perhaps, of a more cruel enemy, a pirate.