Sentence examples for realized and when from inspiring English sources

The ancient dream of a dynastic union between France and England seemed to be realized; and, when Henry and Charles died within weeks of each other in 1422, the infant Henry VI became king in both lands.

Some board of education members fear that the human costs of Denver's exotic refinancing deal are yet to be fully realized — and when they are, it will be in classrooms.

The guidelines for these various tax maneuvers can be tricky, so here's a rough road map: CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES The most important issue, experts say, is whether the loss was actually realized and when it occurred.

These shifts in preference are consistent with the prediction that masculine men should be more attractive in contexts in which the benefits of heritable immunocompetence are important and can be realized, and less attractive when paternal investment is a priority.

My jaw dropped in dismay when I realized, and in the process I swallowed some of the foul water.

"We prepare as best we can, fully realizing and knowing that when they come through the security," Payne said, "you can screen for everything but bad intentions".

For that Michelson melded odd ingredients — lace, chain and glass — and realized that, when it came to jewelry, "there was a whole new world of things not yet being done".

I'm in love with a moose and realized it when I just couldn't blast him to pieces with my new Smith and Wesson.

It is important to understand that these tax savings will be realized only if and when you sell your home.

The "new normal" stage for parents and student is realized when parents and student accept the new patterns of independence in their relationship.

The house listed to one side, and Kype realized why when he looked up a narrow set of steps and saw the flying bridge.