Sentence examples for britain available from inspiring English sources

The vast disruption that could be caused across the country by fracking has been laid bare, with the Government announcing it would make 40 per cent of Britain available to companies to explore for oil and gas next year.

The government has drafted in the Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales to help make all taxpayer-funded academic research in Britain available online to anyone who wants to read or use it.

Fell, from Tavistock in Devon, failed to qualify for London 2012, losing out to Mhairi Spence and Samantha Murray with just two places in the Great Britain team available.

In his one-minute and forty second Christmas message, aired initially in Great Britain and widely available on the Internet, Snowden said things like we "have created a system of worldwide mass surveillance watching everything we do," and that "the microphones and video cameras [of Orwell's 1984] are nothing compared to what we have available today".

The proportion of adults in the age group of 19 64 who were overweight or obese in Great Britain in 2000 2001 is available from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (FSA, 2004; Table 4.1).

"Roll On John" has been released in Great Britain and Europe; it is available in the United States at his performances or through his Web site, www.hvmusic.com/artists/ johnherald/.

They should totally make it so you could read books on it, but they should only make 100 books available at first and it should only be available in Britain– like so.

Previous series of BBC shows such as "Torchwood" and "Spooks" will be available at launch, as will additional popular titles like "Little Britain", "Fawlty Towers" and "Miss Marple".

Mark Cavendish has taken the next step towards a possible bid for an Olympic medal on the track in Rio by formally making himself available for selection after a meeting in Italy with the Great Britain team management following the recent track world championships in London.

There are no seat predictions available for parties in Northern Ireland, as the exit poll is carried out in Great Britain (GB) only.

Consistent with our study, making EC available over the counter did not lead to an increase in its use in Great-Britain [ 3].