Sentence examples for something that recognises from inspiring English sources

Could we do something that recognises the service Ally has given over the years?

I know it would be hard to do, but I'd talk about it with my mates, like: 'Imagine Thierry Henry playing up front with Wayne Rooney…' Just something that recognises the best players at the end of the season.

One Tehran-based European diplomat said: "I expect that they want ElBaradei to say something that recognises this new situation and that would propel them into a new phase.

"There's surely something refreshing about a team that recognises its failures, recognises it is under-achieving and isn't blaming referees or altitude or balls," begins Paul Reynolds, and you can be damn sure he isn't talking about the English.

He now recognises the solo "as a kind of vomit moment, something that had to come out at that time.

But at least there is now a funding body that recognises the importance of interdisciplinary research, and is in a position to do something about it.

"They're destitute, they turn to crime – we need a system that recognises that".

When Satan picks himself up from the burning lake and says "I reck not", there would always be a bit of applause and the laughter that recognises something you thought was a secret.

The museum's display items feature the arm of a Slitheen (Raxacoricofallapatorian) from "Aliens of London", which Rose recognises, and something that the Doctor refers to as "An old friend, well, enemy... " – a Cyberman head (from Revenge of the Cybermen, but the label on its display case references The Invasion).

That's because, says Per Emanuelsson, CEO and co-founder of Soundtrap, the idea wasn't just to create something easy to use but also a tool that recognises that making music is a heck of lot more fun with others.

This is something Jonathan Church recognises.