Sentence examples for britain time from inspiring English sources

This would give Britain time to train more doctors and so help to overcome the problem.

PUBLISHERS in Britain time their political books for the autumn party conferences.

When the sextet were reeled in with two laps to go, the final attempt at an escape came from Alex Dowsett, winner of a Tour of Britain time trial stage in London in 2010 and out to hone his form for the world championship time trial.

This week the firm announced plans to charge for membership of rewards schemes run by Britain's Times and Sunday Times.

Its ancestors may include black and white shorthair cats brought to Norway from Great Britain some time after 1000 AD by the Vikings, and longhaired cats brought to Norway by Crusaders.

In Britain the Times and the Sunday Times newspapers are about to take the latter course by asking people to pay for news online.

Britain's Times newspaper rated her one of the world's most influential people under 35.

And a weaker performance by the group's newspapers, which include Britain's Times and Sun, was offset by strong growth at HarperCollins, its book publisher.Added to all this, News Corp's finances are now in reasonable shape.

In our story last week on Mexico's National Autonomous University ("A doctor takes charge") we wrongly stated that it is the only Latin American university to be ranked by Britain's Times Higher Education Supplement in the top 200 in the world.

While he was busy talking about his key goals to build a "world class Britain", a time-rich BBC mastermind was busy creating the Pet Shop Boys remix – mixing some of Miliband's many "togethers" with the band's famed "Go West" track.

Nevertheless, UNAM is the only Latin American university to be ranked by Britain's Times Higher Education Supplement in the top 200 in the world.Last month UNAM chose a new rector, José Narro, a doctor who was previously head of the university's medical school.