Sentence examples for if realising from inspiring English sources

Especially if realising the project is a long and demanding process, try to keep true to the spirit of the initial idea.

He pauses, as if realising what a disconcerting image of the young Gene Pitney, up to his elbows in animal gore, this is, and what effect it might have on ticket sales at the Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre.

And then, as if realising it was possible to just stop talking about her brother, she started thanking her coworkers.

"OK," she sighs, as if realising that I'm not going to be of any use in this puzzling deadlock.

As if realising that some of his audience might not be scientific whizz kids, Smith threw in a jokey, accessible line, noting that the original queen ant was "certainly an improvement on James Blunt".

When Mr Putin flew over Grozny in May, shortly after Akhmad Kadyrov's assassination, he was noticeably shocked at the bombed-out state of the city, as if realising that the billions of dollars poured into Chechnya had gone nowhere.But Ingushetia, whose people are ethnically and linguistically close to the Chechens, used to be fairly free of such terror.

His threats to nuke North Korea if provoked could, if realised, make losers of us all.

If realised, this would amount to about $137bn, enough to satisfy developing countries' requests.

If realised, the changes would produce a European foreign ministry with much more muscle.

If realised, it will inject much needed capital and infrastructure throughout the region.

Osborne himself said: "A weaker outlook for GDP, if realised, could present challenges for tax receipts in the future".