Sentence examples for realised back from inspiring English sources

They'd realised back in 1968 that you can't send the Protestants home, because they are home.

And here he was, I realised, back in town after having served part of a seven-year prison term – for shooting at a door.

What I didn't realise back then was that Freud in English was in large part a product of Bloomsbury.

We didn't realise back then how good soap actors were, because in the days before reality shows and papped photos of anyone lower than Princess Di, we never saw the joins.

Little did he realise back then, when he and his fellow sailors were dodging enemy submarines, that this bout of TB was to have a huge impact on his family's finances almost 70 years later.

Harris was inspired by the elegance of the stars of Hollywood's Golden Age, but she realised that, back then, "there was a marked difference between film fashions and street fashions that doesn't exist today".

("Work expands to fill the time available for its completion," as the British historian C Northcote Parkinson realised way back in 1955, when he coined what would come to be known as Parkinson's law).

After giving birth, she realised getting back to work would be a challenge for her postpartum body.

It was where I lived out my own orientalist fantasy, until I realised that, back in the day, I probably would've been the one doing the grape-feeding.

Our tomoFLIM set-up can also be applied to imaging scattering samples but then the image reconstruction cannot be realised using back projection.

Little did Nelly Furtado realise back in 2009 when dancing around a swamp with scantily clad men singing "turn off the light" that she was actually epitomising the perfect green approach to life: lights … out, clothes … few, mud … abundant.