Sentence examples for be recognised by a from inspiring English sources

You know you are famous when you can be recognised by a prop.

It is always great to be recognised by a third party in this way.

While Roeg's filmic canon, from Performance and Walkabout to The Witches, will finally be recognised by a new generation of critics, the night should also represent something of a family occasion for Roeg.

He was fortunate to be recognised by a passer-by, and his plight became known to Mike Purton, a BBC television producer who had made a film about him earlier that year.

For such work to be recognised by a prize that is specifically focused on medicine and health indicates the increasing openness to the nuanced questions of what constitutes health, and what the appropriate parameters are for medicine".

Fed by a thirst for change, as Saturday night turned to Sunday morning, Alan Sillitoe's earthy world of toil and temptation turned to the sterility of John Betjeman's avaricious young executiveThe IPPR reports, accordingly, that apprenticeships in Britain are pitiful little things on the whole, that would not be recognised by a self-respecting German meister if one fell on him.

SURVEYS often find that even very senior politicians struggle to be recognised by an indifferent public.

He says that under Leveson's plans the new regulator would be recognised by an independent body.

Using this method, the occurrence of plastic deformation can be recognised by an increase in polarisation current.

It should however be noted that the UGT73C6 is recognised by a probe that also recognises UGT73C5 and the increased signal could therefore also be due to an increased expression of the latter.

Porter's achievements were recognised by a knighthood in 1983.