Sentence examples for recognised out from inspiring English sources

A huge Yung Lean fan, he got a "bit of a reputation" on social media, started to get recognised out and about, and thought he'd try his hand at rap. "We were just getting really waved and making music," he says over the phone.

More than 80 charity professionals are being recognised out of a total of 1,197 people receiving an award.

Analysis of covariance was used to examine independent demographic predictors of the total number of warning signs recalled or recognised (out of a possible nine).

The mean number of symptoms recognised out of 11 was relatively high and varied little between Wales (8.21) and Canada (8.70), with the mean in Sweden somewhat lower (7.71) (Table 3).

Third, independent samples t-tests were used to assess differences in the mean number of cancer warning signs recognised (out of 9) and the mean number of barriers to help seeking behaviour endorsed (out of 11) by gender, knowing someone with cancer, ethnicity and deprivation.

Federal judges have also struck down bans in Michigan, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma and Virginia, and ordered Kentucky and Tennessee to recognise out-of-state gay marriages, though stays have been issued pending appeals.

18 It is recognised that out-of-hours obstetrics is a major source of risk.

He recognised and called out the fact that, online, there is a new balance of power between readers and writers, between the community of journalists and the communities of news consumers.

When he wears Pie's customary suit and tie, he is often recognised: "People call out to me all the time and some think I am really a journalist.

Hertfordshire was also recognised for carrying out regular surveys among its primary and secondary pupils about bullying to help shape anti-homophobia work.

For her, it recognised three out of five gestures.