Sentence examples for british citizenry from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the London fashion world seems immune to the obsession with heritage that consumes the rest of the British citizenry.

The surveillance has probably made the British citizenry the most watched in the world, outside of Singapore.

It turns out that the government once released a deadly plague on the British citizenry in order to pose as its savior.

After sailing the 20-gun sloop Ranger from Portsmouth, N.H., to the coast of France, he launched a series of daring raids that soon had the British citizenry in an uproar.

Now the British citizenry will at least know what it feels like to be an American in Europe!

This was a Prime Minister who, shortly before her election, had declared the British citizenry to be people to be "really rather afraid that this country might be swamped by people with a different culture".

It raged into the daylight hours, and was stopped as much by changes in the wind as by the actions of some of the citizenry and British marines sent, according to Henry, "in aid of the inhabitants".

RARELY does the British government speak directly to the citizenry.

For example, various militiamen of the Revolutionary War were the perfect embodiment of an armed citizenry rising up to defy the tyranny of the British Crown (think Mel Gibson in the jingoistic classic The Patriot), or Teddy Roosevelt and the "Rough Riders" fighting Spanish colonialism in Cuba before he became that overly macho president.

For example, various militiamen of the Revolutionary War were the perfect embodiment of an armed citizenry rising up to defy the tyranny of the British Crown (think Mel Gibson in the jingoistic classic The Patriot), or Teddy Roosevelt and the "Rough Riders" fighting Spanish colonialism in Cuba before he became that overly macho president which were also basically a militia.

It has given British Muslims a chance to breathe, step out of the spotlight and to fade back into their citizenries.