Sentence examples for and recognised by a from inspiring English sources

The connections between the capital's high and rising housing costs and the fortunes of its people and the city as a whole are large, various and recognised by a wide range of interested parties.

Then aged 31 and recognised by villains and detectives alike as a member of London's criminal elite, he had long dreamed of pulling off the "big job", the career-defining crime that would unequivocally establish his fame and fortune.

A number of traditions are upheld and recognised by choristers.

The dish is typically found at raan ahaan taam sang (made-to-order) carts, stalls and restaurants, which do a variety of dishes and are recognised by a tray or case of raw ingredients.

Such a situation is both unfair and poorly recognised by a government pushing a homeownership product which could well exacebate the problem.

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.

It was the jungle paintings that finally earned him some recognition when their originality and vision was recognised by a small circle of writers and avant-garde painters including Picasso and the poet Guillaume Apollinaire.

Cutler hawked his songs around Tin Pan Alley and was eventually recognised by a promoter who recorded his work and introduced him to the comedy producer Ned Sherrin.

Yabuuchi et al. [ 7] showed that parotid neoplasms could be differentiated by the 120 s of MR time of peak enhancement and a 30% wash-out ratio (WR), and benign and malignant tumours were recognised by a combined classification of time signal intensity curve and 30% WR.

Relocating twice to other landing grounds, however, he kept his squadron on the attack, and was subsequently recognised by a commendation circulated to all RNAS combat units.

The company's significance to the Welsh and UK economy was recognised by a Queen's Award for Enterprise and financial support from the UK and Welsh governments to modernise facilities at Broughton and help train its workforce.