Sentence examples for employed British from inspiring English sources

The paper employed British spelling.

"But many have come and bought houses, used their own materials and employed British people.

CAAT noted that in March 2011 Saudi Arabia employed British manufactured BAE Tactica armoured vehicles in Bahrain to support the Bahrain government crackdown on protesters.

"I like the English a lot," said Valérie Longrais, 46, who runs a clothing and knitting store in Lassay-les-Châteaux. "But many have come and bought houses, used their own materials and employed British people.

Nazarbayev also employed British architect Sir Norman Foster to design the new Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, a 203-foot (62-metre) high pyramid that includes, among other things, a library and an opera house.

Bob Dylan, Ziggy Stardust, Johnny Rotten and Slim Shady are super-aliases, masking the secret identities of Robert Zimmerman et al. In the 1970s, the masked and costumed Kiss and Alice Cooper both starred in Marvel comics, and in 1994 Cooper employed British writer Neil Gaiman to help conceive his Lost in America album.

Business and jobs Allow British businesses to employ British citizens first.

Most foreign-born entrepreneurs said they were already employing British workers in their companies, or were planning to do so.

How ropey and expensive should the national ballet be allowed to become for the sake of employing British dancers?

"I've got a guy who tells me that Land Rover is a good option, for example, because they're British-made cars and employ British people".

He said those firms actually "often go the extra mile" to employ British workers, but can find it difficult to get local staff.