Sentence examples for I then recognised from inspiring English sources

Johnny Cash and Hank Williams's songs are full of those men that I then recognised in the prisons I worked in.

I then recognised him as Mr Smyth, formerly of the English bar, who had contended with quiet passion on behalf of a religious body that recognition of same-sex marriages would undermine the institution of marriage and violate the right to freedom of religion.

He said he then recognised the actor.

However, Hales then recognised that Morgan needed some assistance in the onslaught against the spinners.

The Swedish Academy, then, was hardly wrong to give the 1964 literature prize to the now-neglected philosopher writer: he was as great a writer and thinker as its members then recognised.

The guidelines for "refeeding" he drew up then recognised the potential goodness of any sort of food, and this common-sense approach stayed with him.His own background, one could say, was the fat and sweetness of the land.

John Higgins, four-times a world champion, lost 13-9 to Ding Junhui at the Crucible, and then recognised his second-round conqueror as a "big, big danger" to all at this year's tournament.

If consumers make decisions about any of the criteria featured but are then recognised for having made decisions on an environmental criterion, will that criterion rise in importance from that point on?

This is then recognised and passed through Microsoft's translation API with a caching layer to improve performance of regularly used statements.

For example, an anechoic area containing background noise will be recognised as a cystic structure and the abrupt change in echoes around the margins of this target then recognised as the cyst/vessel wall (e.g., Precision ImagingTM, Toshiba).

A traditional and an innovative path towards time-based competition are then recognised, the former achievable by over-resource applying, while the latter by practices related to just-in-time and concurrent engineering.