Sentence examples for one recognises from inspiring English sources

"With a wig on, no one recognises me on the Metro," she said.

"No one recognises me on the street ever," she says.

Radio is showing off, but no one recognises you on the bus.

"We have placed her photo in the paper and on Kawish Television News so many times, but no one recognises her".

The first of them depends on a modification of the procedure from the standard, while the second one recognises the starting and the finishing point of each plateau portion in a two-process profile.

One recognises it, senses it, certainly.

Quote Message: I get the late train (back) and no-one recognises me - I look a sight and am as rough as you like.

I actually think people avoid me because I look like a bag lady!" I get the late train (back) and no-one recognises me - I look a sight and am as rough as you like.

A two phase radioimmunotherapy based on bispecific MAbs in which one arm recognises a tumour antigen and the other a radiolabelled chelate, may prove more effective in the treatment of carcinomas than currently available immunotherapies.

"We've taken our time to arrive at the best possible deal, one that recognises the value that music creates on social networks, while empowering our songwriters to reach audiences around the world, in a way that will spark creativity and conversation among their fans.

This could be the opportunity to develop a smarter approach to localism for transport – one that recognises that the capability of local authorities on transport needs to be improved if powers are to be devolved and that the outcomes for passengers are more important than the purity of removing ringfencing from funding.