Sentence examples for british choice from inspiring English sources

They ate scrambled eggs, a rather British choice, followed by filets of sole tempura, it is understood.

As a journal of opinion, and British to boot, it would be strange not to have a view about the British choice; stranger still to keep it to ourselves.

The British choice of system of measurement, the imperial system, continues to be used in some countries in various ways.

The French imported a whole array of spicing and preparation notions that we know as Creole cuisine; and it was the Scots who liked to fry their chicken, unlike the boiled bird of British choice.

Now I'm American by birth and British by choice.

Minor royals are an even bigger draw: British for choice, but continental will do.

After inspiring British parents' choice of baby names, Game of Thrones now appears to have provoked public concern over the dangers posed by dragons.

In an interview shortly after announcing his candidacy, he said that British voters' choice to leave the 28-nation EU must be respected, but that the UK should not be given special treatment.

Still, the current weakness of the Iraqi courts and the strength of tribal bonds here may have left the British little choice, Mr. Feldman said in a telephone interview from Washington.

It is possible that white British's choice of the district of residence is due to e.g. family ties and the level of diversity in the area is not considered an important factor in this decision.

Two slices of bread with filling might be the most popular British lunch choice, but it didn't use to be that way.