Sentence examples for time realised from inspiring English sources

There was also a competitive newspaper industry eager for graphic descriptions of what everybody at the time realised was an event of huge historical importance.

"Lazy rich kids who had been mucking around, and coming up to exam time realised they needed help", is how one tutor describes his pupils.

As the We Are All Khaled Said Facebook page accumulated thousands and thousands of people, young Egyptians for the first time realised that together, they had the numbers.

As the eminent critic Lionel Trilling observed in 1951: "Fitzgerald, more than anyone else of his time, realised the rigorousness of the systems of prestige that lie beneath the American social fluidity".

After his funeral in Cambridge, she looked at the beautiful memory book his friends presented her with and for the first time realised how much he meant to them.

He concedes that some conflicts of interest may have emerged as investment banking evolved but says: "Nobody at the time realised that if you put everything together, there would be a problem".

American space travel was a triumph; Europeans have had a harder time realising their dream.

It allowed me to completely immerse myself in other characters, but at the same time realise how similar we all are.

We also noted the complexity of the situation with community members who are trapped within traditional expectations of masculinity and femininity and at the same time realise the harmful consequences of those expectations.

The GP researcher also began to allow herself to respond to direct personal questions from interviewees at times, realising that reciprocity could enhance rapport.

I didn't at the time realise that Athill was even in a care home, but she had been for a year and a half.