Sentence examples for British aptitude from inspiring English sources
Then again, "if the ban does come into force, the Dutch 'business is business' attitude, and the British aptitude for finding a path through gaps in rules, without actually breaking them, is sure to mean that together they will come up with a plan".
Born in Barnes, West London, on 2 August 1891 to an American father and British mother, Arthur Bliss showed musical aptitude from an early age.
The Billy of stage and screen, son of a British coal miner, has a passion and aptitude for ballet that propel him out of his small town and into the Royal Ballet; for Mr. Shugg, who joined the company in late 2011, the passion was and is modern dance.
As British cinema's New Wave slowly evolved, Suschitzky's aptitude for vérité stood him in good stead: stiffness was out, realism was in.
The real honor roll at Hogwarts Academy in the " Harry Potter" films has nothing to do with child wizards and their magical aptitude: It's the list of esteemed British thespians who have been brought in to cast their spells as the colorful supporting players.
One possibility is American-style Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SATs), wide-ranging tests, not based on a syllabus, which some British educationalists describe as "11+ for 18-year-olds".
As for logistical aptitude?
