Sentence examples for I realised one from inspiring English sources

"As I got up on stage," reported Walters, "I realised one of them was not there".

Thank you.' I got cross, then I realised one door shuts and another opens.

I realised one morning that a) I wasn't finding out about issues, only how good a politician was at coping with hostile questioning and b) it was making me grumpy".

I realised, one day, how many adults we'd had discussing love, politics and religion around the table when seven-year-old Benny, her hair in bunches, stood up on the pew behind the new table to make an announcement.

I used to make him lay the table too until I realised one day, once all the guests were already seated, that the reason I didn't recognise the tablecloth was because he'd laid all the places on top of a lovely checked… duvet cover.

"And then I realised one thing," he tells me.

After eating Haworth's version, however, I realise one of the chief joys of this dish is the way the potatoes that have come into contact with the gravy dissolve into a rich, meaty mash, while those on top go crisp and golden – for which one needs a floury variety such as, indeed, a maris piper.

I realise, on one of these stultifying days, that it is the experience of the Souffrantes that most perfectly defines Haiti six months on.

Philip Larkin once recalled in an interview with the Observer: "I count it as one of the great moments of my life when I first realised one could actually walk out of a theatre … I was watching Playboy of the Western World and when the bell rang at the interval I asked myself: 'Am I enjoying myself?

Then I suddenly realised one thing that distinguishes directors from other people is that they actually direct!

I've realised one thing: there's no truth to the saying that blondes have more fun, but wig wearers definitely do.