Sentence examples for to recognition with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to recognition with" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a relationship or connection to recognition, but the structure is flawed. Example: "His journey to recognition with the community was long and challenging." (Note: This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Catalina Sandino Moreno, who shot to recognition with her role as a drug mule in the 2004 drama Maria Full of Grace, has joined Steven Soderbergh's two Spanish-language Che Guevara projects The Argentine and Guerrilla.
Throughout it, Lamar, 27, delivers lyrics filled with a similar experiential honesty and self-critique that propelled him to recognition with his debut album "Section.80" and its five-time Grammy-nominated follow-up "Good Kid... .. ... ..
With respect to recognition, learners with dynamic visualizations outperformed learners with static visualizations.
It is one of the most fashionable nights and also the most rewarding to hopeful nominees who wish to receive recognition with an Oscar.
Broadly speaking, this is like the voice equivalent to facial recognition, with the voice print being used to identify the speaker going forward.
Also, the only function of Thy-1 differentiation protein and other Ig-related molecules is to mediate recognition, with the consequences of recognition being due to the differentiated state of the cells.
Performing the same task each night around bedtime begins to trigger recognition with your brain and creates an easy way to transition into sleep.
And after a Greens amendments, same-sex couples will be able to celebrate recognition with an official ceremony.
Brian Sewell's Outsider II (Quartet) is an unembarrassed account of his rise to national recognition with his role in the Anthony Blunt affair at its centre.
The history of Democratic primaries suggests that an insurgent can't expect to gain recognition with only a fresh face and a superior organization.
Even the radicals at Barbican Press have begun to gain recognition, with DD Johnston's "unpublishable" The Deconstruction of Professor Thrubb longlisted for the Goldsmith Prize.
