Sentence examples for about to be recognised from inspiring English sources

McBride regularly briefed journalists about celebrities who were about to be recognised in forthcoming honours lists.

"Les interrupted, took the question and said: 'Look, I think we're past all that, he's done enough in football now to be known as a professional footballer.' So I would like to say I've done enough to not forget about [the bricklaying], but to be recognised as a footballer".

Very few, faint bands were seen but there was one extremely faint band of about 37 kDa that appeared to be recognised only by infection sera (not shown).

21 While the social and environmental context in which people live and their ability to exercise individual agency in relation to decision-making about health is recognised as important, there are few qualitative studies that examine how these are interlinked and impact community engagement programmes.

However, in South Africa, to where the overwhelming proportion fled, only about 10% were recognised as refugees and up to 300,000 people a year were deported back to Zimbabwe.

Gary Barlow - who was widely tipped for an honour after his involvement in the Diamond Jubilee celebrations - said he was "absolutely thrilled" about being recognised for his services to the entertainment industry and to charity.

But it's also about what we give, and about being recognised for what we can contribute not just what we take.

The complexity of involving patients and carers in decisions about their care was recognised by the panel and in the results relating to the role of the patient.

LL What about being recognised?

Does she perhaps have a frisson about being recognised?

It was about being recognised for my work".