Sentence examples for realising that it has from inspiring English sources

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

I've been chuckling over the nightmarish experience of Isner and Mahut, little realising that it has implications for the rest of us as well.

And Hollywood is realising that it has no equivalent to a big musical weakness that many albums consist of a few decent tracks padded by dross.Any media business has two products to sell: its content (to readers and viewers); and its audience (to advertisers).

With this in mind he seems to visualise a future in which Vice comes of age with him, and becomes the voice of a more politicised generation, the one just now realising that it has been shut out from the opportunities enjoyed by those who have gone before.

Or to put it another way, the IMF may now be realising that it has been involved in a massive exercise in redistributing wealth upwards in society.

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 Church of England should realise that it has had its day.

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.

I remember walking in for the first time, and straight away realising that it had this weird character that cried out to be photographed.

The IAA, realising that it had granted an approval licence for a potentially very special artefact, requested that Golan hand over the relic upon its return from Canada, which he did in March 2003.

Realising that it had failed to hinder al-Jazeera coverage, the Egyptian regime adopted what turned out to be the most serious measure ever taken against the channel since its birth.