Sentence examples for realised along from inspiring English sources

In those traditional capers written by John Buchan and Fleming, there is a fantasy about the possibility of individual agency, of living a life in which your own desires – for sex, for violence, for anarchic behaviour – are realised, along with almost superhuman abilities to evade capture or death.

Teaching, says Wenham, "is not an easy option"; but she realised along the way that she was "passionate about education," something she cannot claim about her days as a theoretical physicist at Imperial College London.

It is not until a sequence on the wonder of a burgeoning relationship that the former acuteness returns, and we realise, along with the poet, that "the word go" can refer to a journey on which we, too, are embarking.

It's like the nerds got to the canteen early and made it quite cosy, and then a load of cool kids came along, realised the canteen could be cool and made a lot of noise.

They soon realised that along with salami and rye bread, newcomers from Europe needed a wider array of goods.

Banderoles began to disappear as artists realised that, along with halos and wings, they didn't particularly embody values of realism.

Very soon, Maines grasped "what I should have realised all along: that some people, most of them male, take my findings personally and resent them as implied criticism".

I realised that, along with their doubts about whether they will be able to fully identify with their professional environment, women also commonly feel anxious towards having to choose between developing their career and having a family.

I realised that along the way.

When the Sex Pistols came along, I realised this outsider attitude applied equally to another counterculture, punk.

We started out shooting a straight documentary but, as we went along, we realised we were making a musical adventure.