Sentence examples for recognised first from inspiring English sources

With his red hair, he was always recognised first when we went out together; at the football, people would come up to ask for pictures.

In a slim volume of his writings from prison, Thoughts, published in 1991, he wrote that "my eventual aim is to be recognised, first as a man and eventually as an author, poet and philosopher".

Recognised first and foremost as a technical task, the construction of software is, for the most part, a human experience.

At least one person trained by a recognised first aid organisation is to be present on the premises at all time that it is open to customers and visitors.

The Gunners went into the 2-0 Champions League defeat to Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday with just three recognised first-team defenders fit, so 19-year-old Hector Bellerin was called up by Wenger to make his European bow at right-back even though he is yet to feature in the Premier League.

Holding in her hand a passport marked "O" for "other", the transgender activist became the first Nepali citizen to travel with documents marked with the country's legally recognised "third gender".

Benetton said it was working with an "independent, globally recognised third party" to "define the principles of our fair and equitable share of compensation" to the fund, which is backed by the UN's International Labour Organisation.

His arrival will boost an attack that has only Jermain Defoe and Emmanuel Adebayor as recognised first-team centre-forwards.

FOLFOX is a generally recognised first-line chemotherapy for metastatic colorectal cancer.

"It's a collective honour because we must recognise first our players, all coaching staff and the fans," he told the club website.

With the growth of other fiction prizes, it changed in 1999 to a contest aimed at recognising first books whether in fiction, non-fiction or poetry.