Sentence examples for probably recognise from inspiring English sources

The author of The Marriage Of Figaro would probably recognise the style and decor of this hotel named after him.

All names people probably recognise, household names, fondly recalled for the japes and the scrapes they got into.

I'm not a great astronomer, I could probably recognise a dozen or so constellations without a reference book, but that's improving every year.

She can't any longer, as she used to, seek advice on Mumsnet herself, because the moderators in her team of 100 would probably recognise her.

Talented stand-ups like Noah probably recognise their time is better spent working on routines than agonising over tweets, and consequently don't think that hard about them.

MOST people would probably recognise the following scenario: you are wandering around a new town with your partner looking for a restaurant, but you cannot agree on where to eat.

Senior Bush administration officials have expressed cautious support for the plan, probably recognising it as the price for a new UN Security Council resolution blessing the changeover.

And he was dealing with guys that he probably recognised from the early Clash days, struggling to exist on a small local circuit".

Conduitt probably recognised the explosive nature of Newton's religious writings, which showed him to favour the doctrine of one God, denying the unity of Father, Son and Holy Ghost.

Lyn Cameron, head of human resources at Diabetes UK Top tip: This is the time you were most proud of what you were doing – it was probably recognised by many and shows many facets of what makes you good.

He probably recognised I thought my international career was over before it had really begun.