Sentence examples for be recognised for a from inspiring English sources

Mbatha-Raw, whose fact-based role in Belle saw her play a Caribbean slave's daughter raised as an aristocrat in 18th Century England, said she was "delighted... to be recognised for a growing body of work".

This point, as applied to individual regions, has been recognised for a very long time.

Boyce has been recognised for a solo exhibition at Zurich's Galerie Eva Presenhuber, where he created minimalist installations inspired by 1920s French designers Joel and Jan Martel.

"It has been recognised for a long time that, whilst the rail line is in close proximity to the airport, the current halt is not suitable".

Szalay, spurned when he produced conventional novels, has at last been recognised for a book some reviewers saw as a short story collection.

Frequently, authors have won for their most enduring title; occasionally it can seem as if they were recognised for a later title to make up for having been passed over at the right moment.

Lampard was recognised for a career in British football that spanned 20 years and saw him win 13 major trophies with Chelsea and play for England more than 100 times.

It has been recognised for a long time, that only the small subpopulation of CSCs can cause recurrences and that all CSCs need to be killed for permanent tumour cure.

The complex orientation of myocardial fibres radial, circumferential, and longitudinal has been recognised for a long time.

While the inadequacy of mainstream service provision and cognitive assessment for Aboriginal Australians has been recognised for a number of years, little practical development has occurred [ 17].

Important differences in the clinical behaviour of oestrogen receptor (ER -positive and ER -positivecanders have been recognised for a long time [ 1].