Sentence examples for realising that it from inspiring English sources

McCartney said that he "was almost insulted at first" before then realising that "it would be silly to go out against yourself in the form of the Beatles.

It is a popular urban myth that following the completion of the Kelvingrove Museum, the project's architect threw himself off one of its towers after realising that it had been built back-to-front.

The BBC, obviously, went along with the hype, realising that it had a desperately unlikely hit on its hands, and has played it marvellously: last year's final pulled in a record audience of more than 13 million viewers.

Even Berlin may be realising that it is time for hard choices.

There was just the despondency of realising that it meant nothing".

Melet discovered base jumping after realising "that it is faster to jump off a cliff, rather than walking downhill".

Realising that it would lose a vote of confidence in parliament, it called a general election for December 28th.

But realising that it does exist and that it is potentially creating business risk is a good starting point.

"I think the EU is realising that it has made a mistake in previous programmes," the official said.

People are realising that it doesn't make sense for a few gatekeepers to control which content has the biggest impact.

"But when I achieved fame, I started realising that it wasn't as important as being great at what you do, or being critically acclaimed.