Sentence examples for and recognising him from inspiring English sources

Barely cited in any urbanism books not written in Spanish or Catalan to this day, Cerdà finally began attracting praise from his compatriots, and even internationally, in the 1980s and 90s, when Catalan architects started revising history and recognising him – something that became "official" when the city hosted the 1992 Olympics.

I think I'd seem him around, and recognised him.

After a year of this, fortunately, his plight came to the attention of Sir Alexander Paterson, the British commissioner for prisons, who had met Borneman briefly in London, and recognised him when he came to Canada to inspect the camp.

At others he simply waits for us to open our eyes and recognise him.

"In time people will look back and recognise him as such a fantastic servant to the game".

Mr Morris then went over to the man and recognised him as Chico and noticed he appeared to have burns.

Sir Francis Bacon called him "The Preacher," and recognised him as such in his 1624 work Apothegm.

They coaxed Soái into joining with them and recognised him as the leader of the Hòa Hảo.

Woodward returns to the same store a while later and the shopkeeper, recognising him, offers a pack of wine gums for £100.

There was an awkward moment at the end of the press conference  when Trevor Sinclair, the former England international who was summarising for BBC Radio 5, asked a question and Mourinho, not recognising him, was suspicious.

Hotel guests keep on recognising him and trying to engage him in conversation.