Sentence examples for recognise no one from inspiring English sources

Then they told them, "If you have to go on an ID parade, you'll recognise no one.

Recognise no one can live completely carefree unless they are completely dependent on someone else, and that the person they are dependent on is capable of taking care of all of their needs.

I also found I could recognise almost no-one on Friendfeed in the way that I can routinely recognise people I follow on Twitter – even people I don t interact with that mush.

I may have brought no luck, no binoculars, have no chair in the press room and recognised no one but Henrietta Knight - it's a nerve-racking business, this racing malarkey - but being a hand's span away from the horse made me want to cry with happiness.

Consumer group Which? while recognising no one could have foreseen the last week when the rules were drawn up, told my colleague James Meikle this evening: "Without legislation we would have thousands and thousands of people stranded abroad without means of getting home, and without being looked after.

Under the tight, too-short trousers, sequinned socks ("No one would recognise Bruce Springsteen by his socks").

The best costume is one which anyone can recognise, but no-one has thought of.

Above all, Mr Hunt, please recognise that no-one wants better weekend services more than us, the junior doctors on the frontline.

Recognise that no one can lose weight on someone else's behalf, or by being cajoled into it.

He said all parties should recognise that no one would prosper if greater trade barriers were put up.

Butcher, something of a philosopher, must surely recognise that no one has a divine right to his slot - even in the days of Team England.