Sentence examples for Who realises? from inspiring English sources

Who realises that the most enduring success of the second world war lies in establishing Coca-Cola as a global brand?

A child who realises that instruction manuals are important.

Someone who realises that women's human rights are more important than cultural "sensitivity".

There's the story of [Jamie] Vardy, from a factory worker to a champion, who realises his dream.

(1956) as a dedicated soldier, who realises that his cowardly commanding officer (Eddie Albert), is endangering his men.

It's about a stage mother who realises she was the one who wanted to be on stage all the time.

"Tim was the first cook I came across who realises there's no such thing as cheap seafood," says Grieve.

But taken on its own merits, it's an effectively creepy film about a man who realises he has psychic abilities.

A dissident is simply the person who realises he or she is no longer able to put out the sign.

The story has rattled cages even among the Communist Party elite, who realises that they need the support of ordinary people to stay in power.

I cannot find a Londoner who realises what is about to happen on the south bank of the Thames opposite Westminster.