Sentence examples for recognised on a from inspiring English sources

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].

It's nice to be recognised on a [wider] sporting level rather than a purely cycling level.

In his autobiography, Kary Mullis recalled being recognised on a boat leaving the coast of Sweden.

Mazzola's importance is recognised on a bull shaped plaque which lists every Torino captain that has followed in his footsteps, right up to current skipper Kamil Glik.

YOBO claims this works for any specific food or any other object recognised on a picture.

But Lydiate said to be recognised on a royal visit was important.

Of course, if they can't do that, they will never be recognised on an international level".

The first Belgian film-maker, who made several fiction films and was recognised on an international level, was André Delvaux.

She was involved in the manufacture of thread, at first in a small way, but as the quality of her product began to be recognised, on an increasingly large scale.

Their barrister Leo Charalambides said: "It has metamorphasised from a ye olde local English pub into something that's really internationally recognised on the A-list party circuit and by those who would like to get some of the glamour of going to such a venue".

Their barrister, Leo Charalambides, said: "It has metamorphosised from a ye olde local English pub into something that's really internationally recognised on the A-list party circuit and by those who would like to get some of the glamour of going to such a venue".