Sentence examples for that realises it from inspiring English sources

"Umm, well there's a tiny bit of my brain that realises it would have made great television," she concedes.

"Saying that, he realises it's not going to happen right now.

It is clear that China realises it is in its own interest to become a clean energy superpower.

But yesterday's further retreat suggests that Nestle realises it has failed to repair its tarnished corporate image.

As an insight into how relentless the benefit system can be, when Tony explains to Sharon what her distress was like that night, she realises it reminds her of two years ago – when the DWP sent her to attend a work capability assessment in order to keep her out-of-work sickness benefit.

It's as she falls in love with him that she realises, "it was not the case that one thing morphed into another, child into woman.

I don't think that HMRC realises it yet, but the Vodafone scandal is as devastating for its reputation as the banking crisis was for the reputation of the financial regulators.

The Barclays boss has told students at Brooke House Sixth Form College in East London that he realises it will take a very long time to rebuild confidence, after the series of scandals (Libor, PPI, etc) that have rocked the sector.

Her explosive liberation comes at the cost of lifelong solitude and, not that she realises it yet, eternal winter for her kingdom.

And now that Hokkaido realises it needs more of them, it faces stiff competition from elsewhere not least nearby China.Thus, even though Japan as a whole is enjoying an investment boom, most of Hokkaido's manufacturing investments have involved expanding existing facilities, not building big new factories.

We have implemented a prototype system that realises this method.