Sentence examples for to realize something from inspiring English sources

It doesn't sound bad either, but then you begin to realize something doesn't sound quite right.

"It is difficult to realize something that no one can take away from you".

As Creative watched iPod sales soar, Ms. O'Malley came to realize something else.

It didn't take more than an hour after they pulled her out from between my legs for me to realize something was wrong.

Near the Caltrain station south of Market Street, a twenty-nine-year-old entrepreneur named Logan Green is trying to realize something like this vision.

People in the Executing phase have taken the next step by demonstrating a commitment of time and energy to realize something of tangible value for their efforts.

But when the feeling persisted for weeks, then months, she began to realize something in her brain was truly off kilter.

I always believed since 1999 that Britain was a square peg in the round hole I've come to realize something bigger than that.

There was more blood than she'd realized at first, and then she began to realize something else — that his cuts and abrasions were not severe or numerous enough to account for all this blood.

In 1990, he bought his first stocks, Amgen and Biogen, and started to realize something interesting and exciting -- that he had the ability to make a lot of money.

There was more blood than she'd realized at first, and then she began to realize something else that his cuts and abrasions were not severe or numerous enough to account for all this blood.