Sentence examples for realising to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand Hermy is very tall, and... so... "I am out of my depth," thinks Helen, realising to her horror that she shouldn't be in water at all - hot water, cold water, any water of any depth.

Kurzel's other interpretative flourish is the way he handles Macbeth's speech after Duncan is murdered: "Had I but died an hour before this chance,/I had lived a blessed time …" Some productions show that Macbeth is of course play-acting for the court's benefit, but also genuinely realising — to his own secret horror and guilt — that he does in fact believe what he is saying.

The Doctor is furious, realising to his despair that he has to choose between saving the humans or the Star Whale, and angrily chastises Amy for choosing to forget about the whale so he would not face such a choice, telling her he is taking her home after they are finished there.

"What he wants people to realise is to wake up to the magnitude of that.

The film's makers came closer than they might have realised to describing a true story.

Fast forward two years to 2011 and the problem has been realised to devastating effect.

In this way all my mental and emotional potential is realised to the full.

Refabrication can be realised to overcome the critical etching thickness in a single fabrication flow.

Refabrication on existing nanostructures can be realised to produce deeper structures on the quartz surface.

These last sequences were systematically realised, to better define boundaries of necrosis, especially in case of extra prostatic necrosis.

Dose adjustments are increasingly realised to be important in the critical care setting where pharmacokinetics of agents may vary [[1]].