Sentence examples for realized along from inspiring English sources
He had adopted the Thom Browne narrow silhouette for his own use, I realized, along with shortened pants and no socks.
"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology" — a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".
"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology"—a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".
The current conduction of the «tip-CNT-substrate» junction is mainly realized along the CNT radial direction (see Figure 3a).
On the physical side, he realized (along with many others) that special relativity would require some fundamental revision of the Newtonian theory of gravity.
We present the CRISP project where the multicore architecture will be realized along with numerical analysis of application requirements of the platform's processing cores and network payload.
Convincing viewers to swallow its otherwise far-fetched premise of a high school teacher-turned-meth cook rests on the realization that first propels Walt to break bad, which we are invited to realize along with him: we're not that far off.
"Not until the end, when Lolita is married and pregnant and no longer a nymphet, do you realize — along with Humbert — that he loves her.
What made you think, O.K., I can do this, or I want to do this? A. What I started to realize along the way was the difference between a small company and a big company.
The affection between Gardner and Byers grew in their years as training partners in Colorado Springs, trying to beat each other into exhaustion every day, realizing along the way that neither would be what he is without the other.
We follow this development nearly to birth, but realize along the way that we are not looking at diagrams or at a single organism developing, but at different fetuses, each of which died at a different age and a different time and place.
