Sentence examples for I will recognise from inspiring English sources

And I find myself wondering if, when I visit my homeland in decades to come, I will recognise it.

Whether we're both right or both wrong, I will recognise her as very familiar – only, perhaps, having made her choices more decisively than I make mine.

9.18pm: Coming up - James Omnipresent Corden doing something with footballers (none of whom I will recognise except Beckham, so be warned), Comic Relief TOTP, and The Apprentice (yay!).

The last thing I expect is that on the evidence of the film and amateur documentary – 30 years old – I will recognise Mike immediately as he walks into our King's Cross rendezvous but, even minus the beanie, I do.

They are blue black turkey-like birds, not very exciting to look at, but Garvin the guide obligingly demonstrated their wing whirrs and call notes for me so that if a piping-guan ever comes my way I will recognise it.

Woolfe said: "I will recognise that on occasions, Ukip has in some ways seemed to reflect the politics of the sixth form college and we are in no way ever going to succeed seriously at the ballot box and win seats as parliamentarians in large numbers of council seats if we maintain that attitude".

I hope it will recognise, as others have before, that the Land Registry must remain as a commercially neutral department of government – as it has been for over 150 years.

The message gives no clue as to how I'll recognise him.

If I ever get to Luton I'll bet/ The first person I'll recognise …" That seemed to satisfy her.

I certainly don't know the right answer, but I think I'll recognise it when I see it.

Over to Abdelnoor: "Fell running is a small sport; every race I go to I'll recognise friendly faces from previous races or local clubs.