Sentence examples for being recognised by a from inspiring English sources

Upon being recognised by a passenger, he is said to have replied: "Well, that's acting.

The New Review's intrepid reporter legged it up the back stairs and on to the private decking area, finding herself face-to-face with love's sufferer herself, only to be hurled straight back out to the street bash for the masses below after being recognised by a disgruntled Dell'Olio.

"Before the Man Booker, I had trouble being recognised by a bookseller when I was standing next to a stack of my own books," she admits in a refreshingly candid memoir for Intelligent Life about literary awards and their odd power:I am a veteran of shortlists.

The importance of making scientific data and scientific knowledge open to everybody and free of most licensing and copyright barriers is being recognised by a growing number of people and institutions.

Being recognised by an established global body as an official champion helps his career.

But having taken many blows for its associations with polygamy and polyester prairie dresses, a favourable PR campaign has long been overdue – a fact that is currently being recognised by an unlikely ally: showbiz.

Instead, they benefited from the prestige of being recognised by an international panel of experts as the leading partnerships of this kind in England [ 10].

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.

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

Yet it was recognised by a large majority of UN member countries.