Sentence examples for realises on from inspiring English sources

As Heather realises on a trip to the mall, 'the dead-ended everyday' was to Aziz and his friends 'a pinwheel of delight'.

He also grieves extensively for the warm, permissive South and his lost artist colony in Rome, but realises, on a brief return trip to Venice, that his future lies in Germany.

By reading on, one realises that one is among friends who just "get it".

(Scenery!) Being in the Fall, one realises early on, is a form of conscription, and leaving the group nothing short of desertion.

Our exam results culture is defined by the vague discussion every year of "raising standards" – a phrase which appears impossible to oppose on reasonable grounds, until one realises that, depending on who is saying it, we could roughly translate it into either "making exam percentages improve" or "making exams tougher, and still expecting the percentages to improve".

Her wealth, she realises, depends on others' poverty, her comfort on others' deprivation.

The hotel can do whatever it wants but if one realises what went on there, it is of course, tasteless," he added.

Poor Sansa – from the hand of one psychopathic stranger to another, although I'd venture that she might find more friends than she realises back on home turf, or so the greeting from her chamber lady – "The North Remembers" – suggested.

The business world realises what's going on, most people on the street realise what's going on – the lawmakers just need to catch up.

Jones added: "I don't think it is fair that GB taekwondo is getting so much stick but no-one realises, they just jump on the bandwagon.

Furthermore, economic cost is an argument which loses its impact when one realises that companies spend more on marketing than on research and development (57).