The Japanese carmaker Toyota, which has just unveiled a £100m plan to expand its Burnaston plant in Derbyshire, said 85% of its UK output was exported, with most going to continental Europe.
This being a Spanish production made in English, several minor roles went to continental actors (eg, Jeanne Moreau as Doll Tearsheet, Fernando Rey – dubbed by Welles himself – as the Earl of Worcester).
With anecdotal evidence of people saying our visa system is unfriendly and inflexible, it's no wonder that there were only 180,000 Chinese visitors to the UK in 2011, according to the Office for National Statistics, a small fraction of those going to continental Europe France, Italy and Germanyy.
Now every time I go to Continental, I order the (cheap)skate.
Wherever I go to Continental Europe, the locals always say that the Brits are great fun – but they drink too much.
In the year I gave up my go-to beer choice (strong continental lager) for Australian pale ale – I anticipated guilty homecoming pleasures in drinking this classic Czech pilsner.
President Pires embodies the type of leadership the prize is designed to recognise".Not since 2008 (Festus Mogae of Botswana) has the prize gone to a continental African, presumably the place that the prize was mainly designed to recognise.
Mr. Mari Bras went to the continental United States, where, after completing his bachelor's degree at a college in Florida, he earned his law degree at American University in 1954.
Like its predecessor, the second deputation went on from England to continental Europe, visiting the Netherlands, France and Germany.
About 1,100 Britons a a year went to hospitals in continental Europe under regulations permitting them to do so only for surgical procedures not available at home.
I go to eat my continental breakfast and the Travel Channel cameraman is flying a remote-controlled helicopter around the restaurant.
