(1) In the survey the Brits come out tops for humour.

(2) Holiday mad Brits are packing their buckets and spades and heading for the sun.

(3) The Brits weren't stupid; they had a winner there.

(4) But the Brits come out tops for humour.

(5) The Brits are home first Down Under.

(6) We Brits are terribly prudish and you may be, as I was, a little uneasy at first.

(7) At least screwing the Brits is politically correct, whichever way you do it!

(8) It is one that patronising and superior Brits frequently sneer at.

(9) I act in a consultative capacity to the Brits, when it comes to pools and patio windows.

(10) Madonna performed at the Brits in 1995 but was snubbed herself three years later.

(11) Many walkers, particularly Brits, prefer to start in the south, reaching the more spectacular northern half when acclimatised.

(12) That Clenbuterol, the stimulating steroid that got three Brits sent home, is known to its devotees as Dopers Delight.

(13) As a race the Brits may sometimes be too self-effacing for our own good.

(14) I did not actually go to the Brits.

(15) So, Barack Obama is two-timing us Brits again.

(16) Brits call that having a stiff upper lip.

(17) In this same spirit, another team of Brits are working on breaking a record that has not been broken for over 103 years - the world steam-powered record.

(18) Hard to say: some of the Brits did well, others ( like me ) fell by the wayside.

(19) On Tuesday, she appears at The Brits (in all likelihood to collect the award for best international female solo artist) before her sold-out Monster Ball tour arrives in British and European arenas.

(20) A pragmatic choice, the Brits said, though royalists blamed a secret Kremlin hand in British policy.

(21) Still, Jobson says, class - conscious Brits would not mind -- and neither apparently would the royal family.

(22) The Brits love their games and play and watch them with fierce , competitive dedication.

(23) Forty-two "Brits to Watch", selected by a Bafta panel, will attend the 9 July dinner in Los Angeles. Their names will be revealed closer to the time.

(24) You could tell by their clothes that they were Brits.

(25) They run to keep alive a tradition started by colonial Brits 58 years ago.

(26) This saw off 27 of the 64 challengers, including most of the Brits.

(27) Gucci recently bought a two-thirds stake in Bottega Veneta, simply because the Brits have made it hip.

(28) But in fairness, when you think of good looking countries, Sweden, Italy, France and Brazil talent all spring to mind before us lazy, pale Brits.

(29) From the sun-drenched Spanish costas, to the wind-lashed Breton coast, Brits who have moved abroad are undoubtedly feeling the pinch.

(30) And her 32E cup assets were very comfortable in the new high summer range, which offers DD-G cups for busty Brits.

(31) Besides weather, it's good to talk about gardens with Brits.

(32) And the Brits would never have been televised last week that's for sure.

(33) But it seems Brits don't help themselves, with the typical holidaymaker checking their phone up to 12 times a day, mainly out of habit than necessity.

(34) Other Brits in the list include actress Tilda Swinton and heiress Jemima Khan.

(34) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(35) The so-called "Indian Mutiny" of 1857 was a war of British oppression. The Brits were an occupying colonial power. The local people owed them nothing.

(36) When to raw emotion, the once buttoned - up Brits are to shed tears quite openly.

(37) Sarah's face creased into an expression of motherly frustration, a look that said: Oh, you damn Brits, always with the self-deprecation.

(38) So the image of the US benefited from being perceived as less vicious than the Brits.

(39) How did us Americans get involved in this conflict between the Brits and the Chinamen?

(40) Inventors in the US say there is an increasing demand from Brits for these mechanical bed partners, including interest from a woman wanting one that looked like TV star Graham Norton.

(41) Brits in the list include actress Tilda Swinton and heiress Jemima Khan.

(42) When it comes to raw emotion, the once buttoned-up Brits are now happy to shed tears quite openly.

(43) They yelled and swore at the Brits, told them those were their countrymen in Arnhem and they needed help, now.

(44) Watanabe wants to see Brits cooking Japanese at home as they would Chinese.

(45) This will come as a shock to many Brits, who pride themselves on loving their four-legged friends a lot more than their two-legged neighbours.