1. Faldo was bullish about his chances of winning a third British Open.

2. He "picked up" during the 1921 British Open in a fit of pique.

3. Other forms of marketing or promotional activities are open to discussion with your British Airways Account Manager.

4. The British Columbia Open University (BCOU) was selected to be the central administrative headquarters for the University Consortium.

5. The only open air live depleted uranium weapons test range in the British Isles is located near Dundrennan.

6. The other major championships are the ANA Inspiration Championship, the LPGA Championship, the Women's British Open, and The Evian Championship.

7. Phil Rodgers, ‘Brashest Man in Golf,’ Is Dead at 80 Phil Rodgers at the 1963 British Open at Royal Lytham in England

8. Open-ended, open hearth, open source, open door policy, open bar.

9. The British Sten used the side-mounted magazine configuration and a simplified version of the open-bolt firing operating system of the MP28.

10. A dangerous gap was starting to open between the British and Belgians between Ypres and Menen, which threatened what remained of the Belgian front.

11. Alkalized also British alkalised; Alkalizing also British alkalising

12. Arterialized also British arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

13. arterialized also British Arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

14. Alkalized also British Alkalised; alkalizing also British alkalising

15. Cicatrized or British Cicatrised; cicatrizing or British cicatrising

16. Alcoholized also British Alcoholised; alcoholizing also British alcoholising

17. Alkalized also British alkalised; alkalizing also British alkalising.

18. They want open software, open source, open potential.

19. British Airways, also called BA, offers British Airways First Class and British Airways Business Class seating options

20. British Male

21. Variants: also British Arterialise \ är- ˈtir- ē- ə- ˌlīz \ arterialized also British Arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

22. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British Cudgelling

23. Under British rule, is actually more numerous, than the British Army.

24. The disease is endemic among British sheep/to many British flocks.

25. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US Cudgeling or British cudgelling

26. Cavils US caviled or British Cavilled US caviling or British cavilling

27. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

28. Cavils US caviled or British cavilled US caviling or British cavilling

29. Cudgels US Cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

30. Cudgels US cudgeled or British Cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

31. Open Badges are: Free and open: Mozilla Open Badges is not proprietary

32. British Bayonets and British Scabbards for Military Rifles and Muskets for sale

33. The British first formalized urban agriculture with the British Allotments Act, 1925.

34. If it is on British soil then it is de facto British.

35. The Mughals, severely further weakened, could never overcome this crushing defeat and humiliation which also left the way open for more invaders to come, including eventually the British.

36. British Bandsman is a magazine published weekly devoted to British brass band music.

37. Colonists protested against British actions by saying the British were violating their rights.

38. Baor = British Army of the Rhine (British Land Forces in Germany), JHQ Rheindahlen

39. 28 If it is on British soil then it is de facto British.

40. The interests of British citizens living abroad are protected by the British Embassy.

41. As the borders between the French and British Zones were open to free travel by Germans by 1948, and the Constabulary no longer had the authority to check them

42. British refers to the nationality of the people who were born in the United Kingdom, Crown Dependencies, British Overseas Territories, and their descendants as British nationality law governs that modern British nationality can be acquired from a descent from British nationals, as well.

43. Baffoon, Vancouver, British Columbia

44. British motherfuckers don't die.

45. Six British sailors drowned.

46. She has British nationality.

47. Characterised - British, characterized - American.

48. BRITISH Coastguards 1851 - 1901

49. Cinephile, Vancouver, British Columbia

50. Conniver, Kamloops, British Columbia

51. British Napoleonic Bicentenary Trust

52. Characterised - British, Characterized - American

53. Aggrandise (mainly British) Pronunciation

54. Braces Chiefly British Suspenders

55. British promises are honored

56. Alphabetised: Alphabetised adj, British

57. The British Airliner Collection

58. Down with the British.

59. Counterclaim in British English

60. With the British fleet.

61. He has British nationality.

62. 23: Free French and British forces attempt a landing at Dakar, French West Africa; Vichy French naval forces open fire sporadically for two days, and the expedition is called back.

63. In 1928, the British government declared Chittagong as a "Major Port" of British India.

64. Bannet teaches courses on British and trans-Atlantic British-American literature during the Enlightenment, on British women's writing, and on literary and cultural studies

65. (3) British Sugar is often addressed to under the following abbreviations which also occur in this Decision: BS = British Sugar; BSC = 'British Sugar Company`.

66. British Association for Accident and Emergency Medicine (now British Association for Emergency Medicine) Baem

67. A British newspaper says British Airways plan to take over Trans World Airways. Sentencedict.com

68. In 1832, the year of the British electoral reform, 3% of the British voted.

69. Barmy is an alteration of balmy (Chiefly British) -- and also is British slang for crazy

70. 20 British slang words to learn right now! Practise your British accent with native speakers

71. During this course, British invasion and infiltration in Tibet were carried out through British Raj.

72. Tŷ Caws carefully selects the very best of British cheese, supporting British farmers and cheesemakers

73. The British demanded the Burmese government accept a British-appointed arbitrator to settle the dispute.

74. This is a bird of open and semi-open country.

75. British Beagles stand under 16″

76. Order of Carmelites - British Province

77. We must have British nipples.

78. British newspapers are highly partisan.

79. Open gate.

80. Open-mindedness: