Examples of 'also a british' in a sentence
Meaning of "also a british"
also a british - This phrase is used to indicate that something is also found or recognized in British society or culture
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also a british
Friends of FundeCruz is also a British registered charity.
British membership is a fundamental Community interest, and in our opinion is also a British interest.
There was also a British remake of the series.
Well, just between you and me I am also a British secret agent.
I am also a British secret agent.
In fact he is also a British.
There is also a British edition from the same label.
US interrogators believed he was also a British intelligence informer.
It was also a British GP record sixth pole for Hamilton.
Was not the great USA also a British colony?
There was also a British girl, she was not Jewish.
In a plot twist, the alleged American spy arrested in Russia is also a British citizen.
But she was also a British hero.
He is the brother of Christopher Gaffney, also a British Archaeologist.
She was also a British citizen.
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The next year 's winner, Gandhi, was also a British production.
He was also a British Army officer, who saw service in the Second World War.
At the same time, Tibet was also a British Protectorate.
He was also a British polo player who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics.
Yes, she was. But she was also a British hero.
They are also a British brand.
Firkin 56 pounds 25 kilograms A firkin is also a British unit for the sale of beer.
He was also a British spy.
His elder brother, Vesey, was also a British Army officer.
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