Sentence examples for uk pirates from inspiring English sources

As the first four episodes of Game of Thrones Season 5 leaked online over the weekend, it was little surprise to me that UK pirates downloaded – or stole, to put it bluntly – more copies than anyone else in the world.

The ISP in question, Talk Talk, also said it would fight recent attempts to kick UK pirates off the Internet.

The interest groups involved couldn't present a case of copyright infringement and instead decided to press for the use of the common law offence of 'conspiracy to defraud'," said UK Pirate party leader Loz Kaye.

The first UK pirate station was Radio Caroline.

Home to artists like Call Super, Paul Woolford in his UK pirate radio-inspired Special Request guise, Marquis Hawkes and plenty more, the label's roster, as featured on new compilation Tessellations, veers everywhere from proto-dnb to beefy, squelching techno, and pure oddness.

So far the biggest stars to come out of the pirate UK garage scene have been the duo Oxide & Neutrino (whose first hit sampled the BBC drama Casualty) and their boys So Solid Crew, a 20-odd collective of DJs, bad boys, pit bull terriers, and nasty hangers-on.

Its full UK title is The Pirates!

He didn't want to give any details other than that he's a university student in the UK: "I've been pirating since I was 12", he says, when a sibling showed him how to pirate Nintendo 64 games.

"The goal of our action was to reduce UK use of The Pirate Bay, which was causing particular harm to British musicians and labels," Mr Taylor said.

Delegates will also consider bringing captured pirates to the UK for prosecution.

Other films currently shooting in the UK include the latest in the Pirates of the Caribbean series, On Stranger Tides, and X Men: First Class.