Sentence examples for realises all from inspiring English sources

He realises all the years he has strived for have been for nothing.

Once she realises all those tutus are for her alone, she hugs herself and does a little dance, shaking her short bleached mop.

Stanton's family realises all those c 22,c 23,c 33 for which the system of algebraic equations (12 - 14 12 - 14solution,.

"The most important thing now is that [team principal] Ross [Brawn] and his team realises all the things that are wrong on this car and make a better car next year - the chances are very good.

Because of this, Oswald realises all eyes will be on him.

Second, when Macbeth realises all that he has lost in his "troops of friends" speech towards the end of his life.

It casts the solo bassoon as a clown, whose efforts to be taken seriously by an audience (the orchestra) all end in laughter, until the player, too, realises that all that can be done is to join in the merriment.

Bower realises that all the patients he has been treating since his daughter's death are ghosts: people who died in 1987, a date that is of great significance to him, if he did but know it.

Snap it up, before the queen realises she owns all the swans and takes them all away.

Because without confidence one realises that putting all your weight on one foot is fraught with difficulties that are best avoided.

Or the bit in The Great Gatsby where Nick realises, despite all odds, Jay's "extraordinary capacity for hope".