Example sentences of "place [prep] british " in BNC.

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1 In a hired car , a motorhome or even on horseback , America is the place for British visitors to go it alone .
2 They seem to think that bringing foreign coal into this country and burning it in place of British coal will do something to limit carbon dioxide emissions .
3 Already cable television companies have installed their telephones in place of British Telecom 's in more than two hundred thousand homes .
4 The fact was that there was no place in British films for an actor of Burton 's particular quality and no director to take him up .
5 The one fact which seems to emerge was that changes were taking place in British villas round about 360 and this was reflected in the two maps , figs. 6.1 and 6.2 , included in this 1969 study .
6 ‘ Latin-ness ’ , and in particular ‘ Italian-ness ’ , has an established place in British pop culture as never before .
7 Unwin 's early place in British town planning has already been noted ( see pp. 63 ) : at New Earswick , Letchworth and Hampstead , where traditions of vernacular architecture , linked to new forms of residential layout dictated by informality , open space and densities lower than had been the norm , provided both a practical base for a newly developing profession and a rallying cry for the future .
8 It was on the teetotal platform in September 1833 that ‘ Dicky ’ , as temperance reformers affectionately called him , won his modest place in British history .
9 I was conscious that here I belonged to a community with roots in the distant past and a distinguished place in British history .
10 Oxen have an important place in British history .
11 But with hindsight , the effects of such works can seem limited in comparison with the impact of other , more structural , changes that were taking place within British culture at the time .
12 But they were ultimately dashed when China insisted that Hong Kong diplomats take second place to British representatives , thus demoting the views of the colony and effectively limiting the talks to the Britain and China .
13 The story enshrined the belief that has developed in recent years that people who place bolts are villains who have no place on British soil .
14 In view of the importance of signalling and telecommunications to the railways , would it not be sensible quietly to contemplate the proposition of an independent inquiry into all the technological changes that are taking place on British Rail signalling ?
15 The advance towards the EEC had , of course , taken place without British participation , since Britain could not accept the fundamental supranational principle .
16 That lifts him above Mark Petchey into fourth place among British players behind Jeremy Bates 140 , Chris Wilkinson 's career-best 160 and Andrew Castle 182 .
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