Sentence examples for recognised again from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until the 1980s that trams began to be recognised again as a very effective form of urban transport.

The proposed marriage equality legislation will not allow people such as Brown to have her original marriage recognised again.

Another good one in Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton and, as the cupped-ear celebration that followed his goal indicated, his importance has to be recognised again.

I loved her earlier writing about her life in Africa, which was relaxed and vivid, and which I recognised again when The Golden Notebook's story took it to Africa, but when it moved to London the style became clumsier.

It is good to get recognised again and to say I am not done yet".

Italian film-maker Bernardo Bertolucci, an honouree at the inaugural awards, was recognised again with a lifetime achievement accolade.

But just when we see a world we recognise again - Weston will be OK, the patient won't bleed to death - a message comes back from the consultant: "JFDI!" - Just fucking do it!

Recognising again that there are no permanently safe or unsafe systems, the authors focus on the identification of sociotechnical attributes that are potentially useful in identifying the current and projected status of work systems with respect to risks of accidents and worker injury.

"I stepped into my bright green chinos, threw on a t-shirt and hoody, and instantly recognised myself again.

They may not be seen as HEIs in an official sense (yet), and may not provide formally recognised qualifications (again, yet), but it's important to see the value in people's desire to learn and form communities of research and engagement.

His friends recognise him again, and are delighted - they much prefer his multi-coloured coat and fun personality, and they paint themselves in patchwork to show how much they love him.