Sentence examples for british speaker from inspiring English sources

Figes wryly quotes a British speaker: "The Turk was not infidel.

In fact, the British speaker means: "I disagree and I do not want to discuss it any further".

Whereas the American speaker is the head of the largest party in Congress, the British speaker is supposed to be above politics.

And yet we are now in the paradoxical position where the U.S. president seems, for the moment, to have outmaneuvered Congress, while the British speaker has put the prime minister in temporary check.

That's why the British Speaker manufacturer is introducing the Zeppelin Air wireless speaker and the brand new Z2.

Luckily, the new Zeppelin has high-end British speaker manufacturer Bowers & Wilkins (B&W) as its loving parent.

British speakers plump for scrap paper -- or if the activity of quick note-taking is foregrounded, scribbling paper.

There is a similar problem with momentarily, which means for a moment or briefly in British English, and very soon to American (and some British) speakers.

It was first inhabited by British speakers, then colonized from Ireland, and later became part of the Scandinavian Lordship of the Isles until 1266, when the King of Norway ceded both Man and the Hebrides to Scotland.

The Irish monks introduced to the British speakers the custom of writing down the vernacular language at about the end of the 8th century; they adapted the clumsy Irish orthography for that purpose.

Mr Blagrove was one of a new generation of young, black British speakers who came to talk, heckle and debate on issues of racism, imperialism and black identity in the 1980s and 1990s - sometimes in anger, often with great humour - and others with similar interests also still make occasional visits.