Sentence examples for realising an from inspiring English sources
Start by realising an average idea – no one has to see it.
Carvalho – who is not involved in the golf course – sees his activities in a noble light: contributing to the Olympics, helping the city modernise and realising an old dream to make Barra the heart of Rio.
Again, the digital revolution is finally realising an old nightmare – that machines can reduce the need for human labour; by 2006 this "replacement effect" already stood at 7% annually in the service sector.
At this point, says Mr Chisholm, "newspapers are halfway to realising an audience on the internet and about a tenth of the way to building a business online".The big problem is that readers online bring in nowhere near the revenues that print readers do.
At the end of a week when plunging commodity prices fuelled speculation that the boom might be over, it emerged that George Soros – who made $1.1bn from betting against the pound in 1992 – has sold much of the gold and silver holdings he has built up in the past three years, realising an estimated return of 65% on his investment.
We work in a broader context in the RAGE (Realising an Applied Gaming Eco-system) project (www.rageproject.eu).eu
Fully realising a masterpiece can be a double-edged sword.
He arrived in Dallas in late September, realising a long-held ambition to join relatives.
Most farms succeeded in realising a lower N loss than planned in their fertilisation schemes.
The access operations of each cloud user are monitored, realising a sort of profiling for each user.
