Sentence examples for may recognize a from inspiring English sources
Other Long Islanders may recognize a Jet or two in a local restaurant or department store.
You may recognize a couple of the larger works, like "Ada in Polka Dot Blouse" (1975), from Mr. Katz's 2006 show at the Jewish Museum.
As for the principal actors, Asian moviegoers may recognize a few names: Kenneth Tsang, a veteran Hong Kong actor, plays a cold-hearted Nationalist general, while the Taiwanese actress Terri Kwan is his doomed trophy wife.
Fashion mavens may recognize a Jean Paul Gaultier coat picked up at a downtown bargain outlet, while Claudio's prison garb was ordered from a Web supplier of prison paraphernalia.
Veteran auto journalists may recognize a press banquet Ms. Champa describes at the Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshafen, Germany, as very similar to an event once held by Maybach, the marque that Mercedes revived but has been phasing out.
Quietly, ominously, these details create a larger background we may recognize — a deeply unpopular war, a subservient press, a secretive vigilante-like group called the American Protective League, sponsored by the Department of Justice, which monitors the draft and suppresses dissent.
(The Mohists may recognize an exception to this rule in the case of moral heroes, such as the ancient sage king Yu, whose moral worth surpasses other people's).
You may recognize Get-A-Game from your iPhone, but if not perhaps it'll catch your eye over on the Windows platform.
In contrast, if clinical inertia is present, a provider may recognize that a patient is not at the blood pressure goal but will not add a second required medication to reach the goal, instead maintaining the current drug therapy.
Some may have sworn an oath directly to Mr. bin Laden; others, like Mr. Mohamed, may recognize only a loose allegiance to Al Qaeda, Arabic for "the Base".
Parents' rights: Courts may recognize that a child has more than two legal parents so custody and financial responsibility can be shared by all those involved in raising the child.
