Sentence examples for be recognised on from inspiring English sources

I never expected to be recognised on the street.

It's nice to be recognised on a [wider] sporting level rather than a purely cycling level.

As things stand, our civil partnership will not be recognised on mainland Britain.

He's a distinctive British voice and should be recognised on this year's shortlist.

Of course, if they can't do that, they will never be recognised on an international level".

One player, Asim Medic, told the Associated Press it felt good to be recognised on the streets by fans.

(Every once in a while I am recognised on the street – one of you breathlessly clutches my hand, shaking and speaking quickly, and I feel this SHOCK of love).

Since joining Bayern, he has been recognised on the world stage as one of the best French players of his generation.

"Rory's talent is recognised on the world stage, he is the world number one, he is one of the most popular golfers on the circuit, a credit to his family and a great ambassador for Northern Ireland".

"In Italy, we still lack even the most fundamental entitlements," said Domenico Pasqua, one of the men whose marriages were recognised on Saturday.

The Arabian is considered one of the oldest horse breeds in the world and has been recognised on 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old