Sentence examples for recognised back from inspiring English sources

"What my mother recognised back then – and what I understand now – is that grief is the most painful experience that any child or parent can endure.

Scotland still have no consistently recognised back four and persist with Kenny Miller as a lone striker, despite the 32-year-old's best days appearing firmly behind him.

I would have had to have made a name for myself in New Zealand to be recognised back in England".

He was never quite recognised coming back from Beijing with the two gold medals, the bronze and the silver.

David Nicholson, former chief executive of NHS England, recognised this back in 2009 but progress has been woeful.

"The one irony is that Amy Winehouse's current domination is not even recognised because Back To Black came out in 2006 and so does not qualify".

The savvy 10th-century kings of Vietnam must have recognised this back then as they built a citadel amid this primeval landscape.

Chelsea will face the might of Barcelona, and the danger posed by Lionel Messi, without a recognised left back when the teams meet in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final later this month.

Contrary to what the British government currently states, it is highly likely that those prisoners in jail on UVF-connected activities will ultimately walk free early due to the ceasefire being officially recognised as back on track.

The southern region, which is controlled by the internationally recognised government backed by Saudi Arabia, is suffering from a power and security vacuum.

Governments in other countries have recognised that backing environmental industries through a mixture of subsidy, taxation and procurement makes sense because there will be monopoly profits for companies that can secure first-mover advantage.