Sentence examples for off the recognised from inspiring English sources

I had the feeling that comes when you step off the recognised trail, a mixture of excitement and apprehension, and a tiny dash of fear.

The opposition has called off the protests, recognising that President Wijdenbosch must stay on until a replacement is chosen.

The prince, who presented medals to 150 volunteers before the kick off, recognised the efforts of the founders of local clubs, coaches, referees and other officials at a reception to mark the FA's Grassroots Heroes Day.

Overall, there were few wildly original ideas in play and the script at times over-egged the parallels between an ordinary bloke trying to hold it all together and the duty-bound monarch, but then it didn't pretend to be a grand philosophical exchange and its gentle humour was endearing ("You'd never be able to just take off without being recognised, what with the stamps," Fagan observes).

The ovation as he was carried off suggested the crowd recognised genuine greatness.

"So I start off by recognising that, in the modern world, the terrorists use all the technology available to them.

This changes everything -- why we need to think 'system reboot not plug and play' As the post COP party hangovers start to wear off people are recognising the momentous, perhaps paradigm shifting, scale of the challenge facing us as we attempt to deliver on the highest ambitions from Paris.

Reuniting the original creative talent, both on-screen and off, is now recognised as an important way of getting existing fans to buy into any remake or quasi-reboot.

The submission notes that abolition of negative gearing was done to "partially close off a generally recognised tax shelter" and that such a rationale remained "broadly valid".

Crafting material about being 12 and having a mother dying of cancer was risky, he says, but ultimately paid off because audiences recognise sincerity when they see it.

We were hobnobbing with the stars this week (well, standing near a couple of people we vaguely recognised off the telly) at the Corona Save The Beach party.