Sentence examples for identifying us from inspiring English sources

Identifying us immediately as Americans, they good-naturedly broke into English.

"It can change the basic freedom we have to go about our lives without people identifying us from afar and in secret".

A file dating from December 2009 on South Africa's counter-intelligence effort says that foreign agencies had been "working frantically to influence" the country's nuclear energy expansion programme, identifying US and French intelligence as the main players.

As we approached a steep hill, from which the Afghan policemen were firing rockets and Kalashnikovs into the village, Khalil told everyone in our group to lift our hands and weapons in the air, and he began calling out loudly, identifying us to the policemen above us, telling them to hold their fire.

When booking our first JetBlue flight after our traumatic airline experience, I was immediately impressed that there was a box that I could check off identifying us as having a nut allergy.

He lets out the low, mournful whistle that all the grownups on the island use to identify us now.

The US has won more concessions, with a treaty allowing Washington to more easily identify US residents with undeclared Swiss bank accounts.

This study used data from the venture finance-data firm CB Insights to identify US digital banking start-ups closely related to retail banks.

What uniquely identifies us?

A helicopter's searchlight eventually identified us.

"Covering identifies us, but it doesn't define us".