Sentence examples for realised that when a from inspiring English sources

We realised that when a school gets outstanding it doesn't mean it doesn't want to aspire to more.

Firstly, I was getting older, and realised that when a girl gets past a certain age the punters stop wanting to wine and dine her, and it becomes solely about sex.

You have to realise that, when people like things, they sometimes steal them.

I plead with my friend the prime minister to realise that, when it comes to Brexit, everything has changed.

Waiting for us to realise that, when we set out sights on them, the 'big' things will fall into place anyway.

"We realise that when a development like this takes place, lower-income people fear they will be priced out," Randy explains.

"She didn't ever seem to be able to realise that when a government starts to act like a paramilitary organisation then the paramilitary organisation essentially wins," Seamus Mallon, a moderate Irish nationalist who served as Northern Ireland's deputy leader from 1998 to 2001, told Irish state broadcaster RTE.

Trying to think of things we could have done to avoid this error, we realised that when starting a big piece of work you also have to accept that you're going to make mistakes.

I suddenly realised that when I was a drug addict, I used to write things like Flying High Again, Snowblind, all this shit.

I've just spent six months away on a ski season, and have realised that when you live with a lot of people you end up leading a party lifestyle.

I realised that when I got an OBE.