Sentence examples for then recognised from inspiring English sources
He said he then recognised the actor.
However, Hales then recognised that Morgan needed some assistance in the onslaught against the spinners.
Johnny Cash and Hank Williams's songs are full of those men that I then recognised in the prisons I worked in.
The guidelines for "refeeding" he drew up then recognised the potential goodness of any sort of food, and this common-sense approach stayed with him.His own background, one could say, was the fat and sweetness of the land.
The Swedish Academy, then, was hardly wrong to give the 1964 literature prize to the now-neglected philosopher writer: he was as great a writer and thinker as its members then recognised.
John Higgins, four-times a world champion, lost 13-9 to Ding Junhui at the Crucible, and then recognised his second-round conqueror as a "big, big danger" to all at this year's tournament.
The only way is up: If you're starting from a low base, then recognise the situation.
I love the way Kinsella's heroines get carried away with enthusiasm and make disastrously stupid decisions, then recognise their silliness when it's too late.
The WTO membership would then recognise that global free trade was a practical reality and guide the next round(s) by setting an explicit goal of reaching that milestone perhaps by 2010 in line with the APEC and Euromed models.
Firms will then recognise the revenue assigned to each individual element as it is completed.The biggest impact will be felt in industries that rely on bundled product-plus-service contracts, such as software and telecoms.
Among people who knew him, stories abound of his gifts of healing, premonition and wise counsel; the authorities were simply recognising something the faithful knew already.Especially in Christianity, then, recognising saints has always been a mixture of top-down and bottom-up.
