Sentence examples for recognise on from inspiring English sources

For those who mysteriously might not want a beer, Shakeaway - the one shop on Bond Street you can recognise on a Saturday as it's the one with a queue snaking out of the door and down the road - sells a staggering 160 flavours of milkshake, and milkshake-lovers swear by them.

They are easy to recognise on a touchline at weekends – they are the ones fixated on winning, shouting at their child teams.

Prerna Pratham Singh, a 21-year-old from Delhi, had been ignoring the random "hi" messages she had been receiving from an account she didn't recognise on Facebook until she received a particularly lewd one.

I retorted, oh-so-intelligently, by exclaiming, "BALD!" But the problem is, he's actually right: Xavier is the only disabled character you'd recognise on sight.

The research unit's head, Professor Phil Jones, was right to belatedly recognise on Tuesday that he had to stand down while an inquiry got underway.

One of the most surprising people to be honoured was Barry Albin Dyer – a man who has appeared on television hundreds of times but whom few would recognise on the street.

The pattern may be easily recognised on imaging studies, referred to as the "fingerprints" of the injury— a concept popularised by Daffner et al. [8, 9, 10, 11].

Continuity with the underlying native bone cortex and medullary canal is pathognomonic of osteochondroma and is easily recognised on plain radiographs [45].

Abnormal proportions and some anomalies may be more easily recognised on a single image, which provides an overview of the whole foetus [12, 18, 19].

On recognising one of the dead, young women began crying.

Since joining Bayern, he has been recognised on the world stage as one of the best French players of his generation.