Sentence examples for britain mark from inspiring English sources

Life staggers on in austerity Britain mark two.

The findings suggest that the younger generation of Muslim women in Britain mark a distinct break with the past.

How, for instance, will Britain mark the centenary of the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916, and the vicious war of independence that ensued?

Backing an initiative by Merseyside-based kitchen appliance firm Stoves for a new Made in Britain mark, Miliband said they were "three words we don't hear enough, or see enough".

Mr. Assange's lawyer in Britain, Mark Stephens, said the accusations of sexual misconduct were "false and without basis," and that the Swedish court ruling would be appealed immediately.

In the boat were David Cameron of Britain, Mark Rutte of the Netherlands and Angela Merkel of Germany.The three men in the boat are sceptical that Mr Juncker is right for the job.

With time, a GM label could even become a positive sign, Jacobsen says, just like "Made in Germany," which was originally introduced in Great Britain to mark inferior import products.

In front of an enthusiastic crowd at ExCeL that included friends, family and East End royalty, the Great Britain women's sitting volleyball team marked their arrival on the Paralympic stage.

Another veteran of the Great Britain Beijing team, Sharon Laws, also made her mark by winning the Queen of the Mountains competition, one of the few awards not to be taken by the peerless Vos.

The Great Britain women's hockey team have made their mark on sport fans back home following their historic gold medal win in the Olympics final.

In Great Britain the Liberal Party's electoral victory of 1906 marked the dawn of a new era of reforms for British India.