Sentence examples for recognised this time from inspiring English sources

Dame Joan, who was made an OBE in 1997 for her contribution to the dramatic arts, is recognised this time for services to charity.

Several Lib Dem ministers recognised this some time back; last week, the Lords constitution committee made the point very forcefully.

"It was nice that one or two of them recognised me this time.

"He'd recognised by this time there were different views and were unlikely to be resolved," says Dorrell. 10.57am BST Dorrell says the press are the best ones to regulate themelves.

However, he and other senior German officers recognised at this time that the threat of further air attacks meant that Tirpitz could no longer operate against Allied convoys.

It's surely time we recognised this man as one of the all-time greats of cricket, a truly incomparable genius who, lest we forget, averages 50 in Test cricket.

Monday morning and I am sitting in my doctor's waiting room desperately hoping that I will not be recognised – this is not the time I want to hear a cheery "hello sir!" from an excited child.

Manzoni said he recognised "this is a difficult time for the individuals" and noted that "there had been an expectation amongst some that their severance sum would be higher, which has led to some disappointment".

It's time we recognised this, so that Spain can, at long last, stop being different.

"It's time investors recognised this as well and factored political action on climate change into their decisions on fossil fuel investments," she told the Financial Times.

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