Sentence examples for recognise after from inspiring English sources

Instead of the pitying looks I've come to recognise after previous tanning efforts, I'm told I look well.

She quoted an old Morgan piece, which he didn't recognise, after which he accused her of "humblebragging".

Asi, back at the port after his aborted fishing trip, was puzzled by the military's aggression towards fisherman whose faces, he says, the soldiers must recognise after repeated encounters.

Explore our high-definition image to see who you recognise after six weeks of glorious sport.

Evidence suggests that patients who are involuntarily detained because of risk to themselves or others may not recognise after discharge either that they posed a risk or that they suffered from mental disorder [ 1]. Ward staff may avoid discussing risk with patients who may disagree with their own perceptions of risk [ 2].

If only there were some form of currency that was widely recognised, sought after, available in large quantities and controlled exclusively by Facebook.

This is the third time Mourinho has won the award after he was also recognised after Chelsea's league triumphs during the 2005 and 2006 seasons.

Every so often the letters will contain some remark in the lapidary style of his best literary journalism: "Good verse is only recognised after five years at least.

In an official notice, the EC said the agencies that provide the safety certificates may not have their work recognised after 29 March 2019, unless an agreement can be reached.

Resting key players for cup ties brings both risk and rewards for managers as Stoke City's Mark Hughes readily recognised after goals from Peter Crouch and John Walters saw his side through a tricky tie at Doncaster.

But the assumption that governments will try to help a big bank in crisis is nothing new.This contract to intervene was first legally recognised after the Depression, when the Glass-Steagall act of 1933 created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC).