Sentence examples for and be recognised by from inspiring English sources

This will be the moment when gay people can get married to each other and be recognised by the state - that's pretty fantastic".

Female martyrs such as Catherine and Margaret, killed in the pagan Roman Empire, are familiar figures from Christian history, just as female prophets are familiar figures in the 15th-century present; angels are liable to appear, and be recognised, by high and low.

For the first time in the UK, shoppers will be able to make payments on their mobile phone and be recognised by their first name and picture.

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Atta arrives, smiling in a grey hat and pink jumper, and is recognised by many guests.

Kosovo declared independence in 2008 and is recognised by 75 countries.

These are well established, have an academic focus and are recognised by all universities across the country, he adds.

4) Go mass Individual buttons can be customised and are recognised by consumers, do not ignore the conglomerate share buttons (namely ShareThis and AddThis).

"The Principles brand has very little value in its own right but it has a presence in Debenhams and is recognised by customers," said Altium analyst David Stoddart.

Four years ago John Grant flew into Reykjavik for the Iceland Airwaves festival, walked into a shop and was recognised by a local: "His name was Denni.

In a Fairtrade buying relationship, as with conventional trade, quality can and is recognised by farmers receiving higher prices for their coffee, rewarding investment in better quality.