Sentence examples for britons life from inspiring English sources
This is symptomatic of the many ways in which, for black Britons, life seemingly improved but has steadily descended again.
That might convince some Britons that life outside the EU would be difficult; but it might equally inflame Eurosceptic opinion and make an "out" vote more likely.Very well, aloneIf Britain walked away entirely the most extreme scenario it would quickly see some benefits.
The first full-length biography of a major novelist who explored every Briton's life but his own.
Pollution shortens the average Briton's life expectancy by six months, with 1 in 12 deaths in some areas of the country partly attributable to poor quality air, health officials have said.
For many Britons, middle-class life equals a house and garden; high-rise flats equal a slum.
He noted that fewer than one in ten Britons believed that life would be easier for their children.
To Britons contemplating a life of more restricted travel, I reassure you that it's not all doom and bureaucracy.
Romania 21% Bulgaria 11% United Kingdom 9% Estonia 7% Croatia 6% Britons believe that life expectancy is longest in Sweden, Italy and Germany and shortest in Romania, Bulgaria and the UK itself.
His power and influence were so extensively felt in Britain that the Roman biographer Suetonius referred to him as Britannorum rex ("King of the Britons") in his life of the emperor Caligula.
Many Britons in public life today, for instance, have recalled being flogged by Douglas Hurd, Margaret Thatcher's foreign secretary, a notoriously avid doler-of-punishments who was known at Eton as "Hitler Hurd".
London may have glitzy restaurants, Selfridges and the Shard, but its impossible house prices and traffic-clogged streets mean that when it comes to quality of life, Britons would be better off setting up home in Reading or Aberdeen, according to a report.
