Примери коришћења British newspaper на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Yes, for a British newspaper.
This report naturally brought to you by a British newspaper….
The British newspapers say I am a madman!
You've obviously never read a British newspaper.
The British newspaper contacted the headquarters of Facebook, a PR of the company said the following.
Representations of SARS in the British newspapers.
British newspaper the Sun reported Tuesday that Drinkwater had been at a charity party on Sunday night.
The term“Euroscepticism” first appeared in 1985 in a British newspaper.
British newspaper The Independent today carried a prominent opinion piece from Survival's director, Stephen Corry.
AM: Since tennis has such a long history in Britain, why don't the big British newspapers cover the sport as whole?
A 2013 article in the British newspaper The Independent cited the book as an example of increasing interest in pork.
They post a huge amount of news from the United States,despite being the online version of a British newspaper.
In September 2009, the British newspaper Daily Mail ranked the Red Star-Partizan derby fourth among the ten greatest football rivalries of all time.
This is pretty bad, butit pales in comparison to the facts revealed on February 15 in the British newspaper, The Guardian.
According to the British newspaper South Wales Echo,“people who are impatient are more likely to be involved in late-night drink-fueled violence.”.
The central motif on the stamp represents the portraits of Prince Miloš Obrenović andSir Loyd George Hodges with the Serbian and British newspapers.
The media didn't help, with one British newspaper in 1965 gleefully declaring that Nicol had declared bankruptcy and was over £4,000 in debt.
The coastal village of Adeje has been described as“heaven on earth”,in an article written for the British newspaper, Daily Telegraph. The area has a rugged be.
One of them is the recommendation of the British newspaper"The Independent", which ranked Belgrade Beer Fest in year 2005, among 20 world events that must be visited.
A British MEP staffer first reportedthe incident to POLITICO, saying he got an"error message" when trying to access the website of the Sun, the British newspaper.
British newspapers reported that Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam owns a house in London worth $19 million with nine bedrooms, a swimming pool and a cinema.
Recently there were claims by Ukraine that its artillery destroyed an armored column that had allegedly crossed from Russia into Ukraine, and two British newspapers even said they witnessed the incursion.
That, the British newspaper continues, means the US is“willing to look at any solution, including border changes, but will not necessarily endorse it in the end.”.
The EU has refused to renegotiate theWithdrawal Agreement reached with Johnson's predecessor Theresa May last November, and there were reports in British newspapers that Johnson's top adviser Dominic Cummings had described negotiations as a sham.
In 1936, the owner of the British newspaper The Guardian renounced his shares and transferred them to a trust in order to maintain the paper's political and financial independence.
These chemicals have the ability to cause severe damage to DNA in the mitochondria to the point that they totally inactivate it- they knock it out altogether,” Peter Piper, a professor of molecular biology and biotechnology at the University of Sheffield in the U.K.,told a British newspaper in 1999.
The Russian MoD also highlighted that the British newspaper Sunday Times reported about a failed launch of a ballistic missile from submarines of the British Navy recently.
The British newspaper The Independent quoted the Serbian Civic Alliance, a member of DOS, as saying that if Belgrade wanted to avoid international sanctions and keep the inflow of funds to underpin its reform efforts, it needed to hand over war crimes suspects.
The testimony of such a number of people described in the British newspaper as"a silent ghost that has disappeared into the sea" can not just be pushed aside and seduced it for example crowd psychosis.
The British newspaper Sunday Times reported that Adrian Severin, a former Romanian deputy prime minister, along with Ernst Strasser of Austria and Zoran Thaler of Slovenia, accepted offers of up to 100,000 euros per year in return for proposing amendments in the EP.