Sentence examples for which he realised from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, he had fantasies about purchasing a racehorse of his own, "the ultimate working class dream", which he realised, in syndicate, in 1993.

An apprentice clothier turned lawyer, he had read little apart from the Bible before he was 17 – after which he realised how little he knew, bought a dictionary, and attempted to fill gaps in his vocabulary by studying it.

Orfeo and Euridice, belonging to different mafia clans, would have an arranged and loveless celebrity-trash marriage; the classical underworld would be a morgue, with Charon a pathologist, and Orfeo's epic trip, during which he realised that actually he had loved Euridice, would be an alcoholic binge.

Then, too, there was the qualifying lap at Monaco in 1988, when he took pole position with a lap a second and a half faster than his nearest challenger, during which he realised that he was no longer in control of the car in the normal way.

Hamming set himself the task of solving this problem, which he realised would have an enormous range of applications.

Nick Ferrari also changed his stance somewhat when he visited the largest Mosque in Western Europe - the Baitul Futuh Mosque after which he realised that Islam is peace, serenity and love.

The 45-year-old Scot is referring to the long process of "peeling away my layers" to arrive, eventually, at the essence of who he is – which, as he realised five years ago and announced publicly at the start of this week, is gay.

And so to the problem of the Oompa-Loompas, described in Dahl's first draft as "pygmies", which even he realised was a bit dodgy, and presented in the final book as a tribe of jungle dwellers "saved" by Wonka and shipped in a crate to his factory, where their love of chocolate inspired them to work in contravention of EU labour laws.

The 21-year-old Tom Kohler-Cadmore ("Pepsi" to his friends) again caught the eye in a season in which he is realising his potential, anchoring the innings with 60.

Missing from the video was the rest of the speech, intended as a message of racial healing, in which Sherrod said he realised her mistake and helped the farmer.

Sam and a few friends eventually started sparring together, which is when he realised that venting his frustration through fighting was probably best done in the ring rather than on the street.