Sentence examples for be recognised first from inspiring English sources

In a slim volume of his writings from prison, Thoughts, published in 1991, he wrote that "my eventual aim is to be recognised, first as a man and eventually as an author, poet and philosopher".

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.

Cow 142 would in time be recognised as the first documented mad cow.

The definition of Pressey, Johnson & Wilson (1994), Pressey, Possingham & Margules (1996) and Pressey et al. (1996) can be recognised as the first definition of term 'vulnerability' in SCP.

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

It's an honour to be recognised by this first-of-its-kind ACEEE scorecard and we look forward to learning from the experiences of other countries discussed in the study.

They have a variety of snout shapes, but can be recognised because the fourth tooth of the lower jaw is visible when the mouth is closed.

The first surname may not be recognised correctly or surname and first name are not always differentiated [ 16, 17].

Of course female cricketers should be recognised for their skill first.

"It's something that will be recognised forever - the first Gypsy to win a world title," Saunders told BBC Three Counties Radio.

Switch maintenance chemotherapy can be recognised as an early second-line chemotherapy.