Sentence examples for british piracy from inspiring English sources

Almost every other scrap of print about them has recently been republished in the four facsimile volumes of "British Piracy in the Golden Age" (Pickering & Chatto; $625).

The captain and its crew ended up being jailed themselves by the British authorities for piracy.

Not quite as fanciful as the British farce on piracy, love and duty--yet clearly enough related--was the story told during intermission by Sheila Ellis and four young people who accompanied her.

Reports over the weekend, meanwhile, said that a UN report had linked British citizens to Somali piracy.

The father of a British man charged with piracy after Greenpeace activists launched a protest in the Arctic has said his son is "beginning to come to terms with his situation" despite his arrest being "a huge shock".

Histories of piracy and literacy (British novels in America, Windows in Romania: both increased media literacy)?

"And remember, it wasn't the British Navy that shut down piracy in the 17th century.

IN THE latest move against piracy BAE Systems, a British firm, has developed a laser that can be deployed on commercial shipping and will act as a deterrent to pirates trying to board a vessel.

Nearly 60% of British games developers say that piracy is a problem for their business, but that doesn't mean they want to see a crackdown on filesharers who are downloading and playing their games without paying.

Hunt, now speaking for the Featured Artists Coalition, a grouping of musicians debating piracy, told the British music industry body, the BPI, it needed to "rebrand the music industry as the good guys who give us great music, rather than the bad guys who exploit young talent".

The idea behind the proposed legislation was to scare the British public into kicking their piracy habit.