Sentence examples for recognised that after from inspiring English sources

It took us 65 minutes when we should have recognised that after 20 metres".

Bush and fellow conservatives recognised that after the Cold War a new threat to their worldview had emerged.

Instead, Europe's leaders should have quickly recognised that, after the conclusive Franco-Dutch rejections, the constitution in its present form is dead.

"It's nice to be recognised that after Tommy Bowe and Andrew Trimble, there's me.

"I recognised that after that period, I needed to go and gain experience, I needed to learn my trade from that point of view and I feel I have gone some way to doing that," he added.

It is a widely recognised that after a big weekend taking ecstasy or MDMA in its powder form, users regularly feel a slump in mood over the ensuing days.

I recognised that feeling.

However, the magnitude of bias is smallest with the latter approach, where the time course is taken into account, e.g. by recognising that depression after all appears relatively late in those patients who were protected from mania by the drug.

The other parties now recognise that instinct for power after the election drubbing she has dealt them.

The eagle-eyed among you will recognise that date as the night after the UK voted to leave the EU.

Ms Lamont has described some Labour MPs as "dinosaurs" who failed to recognise that "Scotland has changed forever" after September's referendum on independence.