Sentence examples for kept on british from inspiring English sources

Additionally, data on horse locations were available for all registered and unregistered horses kept on British farms, as recorded in the Agricultural Census (n = 358,231 horses on 58,492 holdings).

"All the neighbors kept on demanding the British troops leave the palace and go somewhere on the periphery because it is shameful for them to involve innocent civilians in their battle with their enemies".

He tore a ligament in his right ankle during the third round but has kept on grinding out the victories, with British tennis fans understandably concerned.

Mr. Shayler, 34, was quoted in the article as saying that the M.I.5 domestic intelligence service he once worked for kept files on British politicians who are now members of the government and that M.I.6 plotted to kill Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya.

Dehlavi had considerable trouble even making the film, since his producer left halfway through and he was unable to keep on the British cinematographer, Walter Lassally, and his crew, through lack of funds.

They stick stodgily to a rule that only a third of customers' deposits (which totalled £115m in 2007) should be advanced in loans, a third kept on deposit with other British banks for liquidity purposes and a third invested in government bonds.

But the best item in the bunch is a coffee mug with the Chrome logo and the words "Keep calm while we steal your data," a modified version of the "Keep calm and carry on" British poster that has become all the rage these days.

Nineteenth-century British writers kept on writing gloomy novels with scenes set in debtors' prisons because they still had those prisons; Dickens's father lived in debtors' prison; Thackeray was arrested for debt; and Trollope's father fled the country to avoid it.

The English might sing at soccer stadiums, but they usually keep quiet on British Rail.

To keep on cutting: The British bank HSBC will axe another twenty-five thousand jobs, in addition to the thousands of job cuts already underway.

"I just found out someone I know passed away yesterday it never gets easier but more familiar... Every single person I lose motivates me to keep on". Earlier this year in April, British Columbia declared a public health emergency over drug overdoses the first ever of its kind.