Sentence examples for in time to recognize from inspiring English sources

The yearlong restoration process enabled the gallery to open the show in time to recognize the anniversary of the uprising, which took place from April 19 to May 16, 1943.

Hepola's story of a young journalist in her 20s and then 30s ascending the male-dominated ranks of her profession, drinking with the best of them primarily to fend off insecurity and self-doubt, ends with her realization that she is an alcoholic – whereupon she finds the strength to get sober in time to recognize, mercifully, all the beauty in the world.

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Although at first Loyola had been somewhat opposed to placing his companions in colleges as educators of youth, he came in the course of time to recognize the value of the educational apostolate and in his last years was busily engaged in laying the foundations of the system of schools that was to stamp his order as largely a teaching order.

In November we take time to recognize family caregivers for the role they play in protecting the independence and dignity of so many Americans.

"I wonder if there's an opportunity here for an op-ed from Hillary, maybe in English and in Spanish, saying it's time to recognize the contributions of Hispanic Americans," Praeli suggested.

Women are active and influential in the Church — it's time to recognize that".

Now, in this new age it is time to recognize this art of communication, this great teaching tool".

Mr. Barbera said, "So there is not the rigid division between genres that there once was and it is clearly time to recognize this in the programming of categories at film festivals".

This is a very special moment in your life, so take the time to recognize and celebrate your accomplishments and the promise for your future.

Earlier today, The White House released a statement from President Obama on the end of Don't Ask Don't Tell,  in which he said "It is time to recognize that sacrifice, valor and integrity are no more defined by sexual orientation than they are by race or gender, religion or creed".