Sentence examples for she recognised she from inspiring English sources

She recognised she had the germ of an idea for a product that other women would appreciate.

'They just kept coming at me, what can I say?' It was at this stage, she says, that she recognised she had a gift for comedy.

A health official from Madrid's regional government later accused the nurse of changing her version of events, saying "today she recognised she made a mistake when she took off her protection suit [something] she systematically previously denied".

If only I'd met her 15 years ago, I bet we'd be best friends'" Cindy Moelis, March 2008 "She recognised she'd been privileged by affirmative action and she was very comfortable with that" Harvard friend Verna Williams, February 2008 "A fist bump?

In her resignation statement, she said she recognised she was "not able to fully comment on some political issues" while in the post.

Dr Frosh, an NHS consultant and a Tory member of Harpenden Town Council, said she recognised she was "not able to fully comment on some political issues" while in the post.

She claims she doesn't get recognised, she doesn't get stopped in the street.

"But what happened to me has been recognised," she said.

"Abkhazia is not recognised," she says.

But this is not to say that they are unfeeling; she is certain that she is recognised when she visits.

"My hope is that if Mary Shelley popped into row G in the stalls she'd recognise what she wrote".