Sentence examples for began recognizing from inspiring English sources

As Gordon advanced within the Playhouse, he began recognizing many students from the roles they were getting in Hollywood.

Starting in the mid-nineties, some U.S. states began recognizing a new legal category: the de-facto parent.

It found that after 12 weeks, formerly sedentary, overweight men and women began recognizing, without consciously knowing it, that they should not overeat.

People began recognizing that smallpox was highly infectious, giving rise to smallpox wards and isolation houses that helped reduce the severity of epidemics.

The American Marketing Association (AMA) began recognizing excellent dissertations in 1960 by inviting top candidates to present their papers at the annual Marketing Educators Conferencee.

But, by the end of the century, European governments began recognizing the authority that Galileo sought to establish, supporting scientific academies, workshops and scientists.

You don't have to know this company long to begin recognizing faces.

Earlier this week, Mr. Sharansky said his ministry would begin recognizing and registering civil marriages performed at foreign consulates in Israel.

Such a delay might have enabled the company to begin recognizing the expenses that had been deferred.

Children begin recognizing geometric shapes as early as 18 months, studies find; by preschool, the brain can begin to grasp informal geometric definitions.

Sunoco said yesterday that it would begin recognizing the cost of stock options as an expense, a move that will reduce profit by $5 million this year.