Sentence examples for had recognised one from inspiring English sources

With a typical mixture of passionate commitment and shrewdness, Bernie had recognised one of the few industrial areas where the colour of his skin would not be a disability.

Infants with the capacity to respond were identified as those with CD8 T-cells that had recognised one of the two tetramers incorporating the peptide.

He praised the five inaugural judges, saying: "In the winner, George Saunders Tenthh of December, they have recognised one of the great writers of our age and one of the undisputed masters of his form.

French media said the journalists had recognised Laachraoui as one of their captors, known to them as Abou Idriss, when his photograph was published in the aftermath of the Brussels attacks.

Sixty-nine (84.1%) subjects had recognised at least one ADR before, and following interventions, 7389%9%) cases have identified ADR.

No one had recognised this before.

By the second or third day, George felt that no one had recognised him.

It has appeared on maps for centuries, and in guidebooks for decades - but no one had recognised its significance.

To complete the sense of the surreal, Blair did not hesitate to collect both trophies in person, his only surprise being that no one had recognised these achievements earlier.

Hoggard for one had recognised that McGrath, mighty as he can be, is of an age where a series of such projected intensity might be an increasing struggle for ageing limbs.

Road vehicles are responsible for over 50% of the emissions of nitrogen oxides and over 75% of carbon dioxide emissions in the U.K. The Government has recognised that one way to reduce air pollution and ease congestion on our roads is to stimulate greater use of public transport.