Sentence examples for who realised from inspiring English sources

Those who realised and those who didn't.

"But there's not one astronaut who realised that.

One of the lads, who realised virtually all her aspirations, rather than champion of women.

In 1953, while living in Virginia, McKenzie befriended John Phillips, who realised how well they could  harmonise.

It was he who realised that Italians were fed up with living in grey multi-storey buildings.

Mr Schuller was the most successful of a new breed of televangelists who realised that technology was their friend.

This infuriated Karen, who realised she would have to find other ways to avoid eating.

These were bruisers, "not a hippy among them", who realised pop's new money‑making power.

Bland saw the padre, who "realised by the smell and sight of me that something was not right.

Police were called in after complaints from American customers who realised the "masterpieces" they had been sold were cheap imitations.

It was the two Josiahs – Spode and Wedgwood – who realised Stoke-on-Trent was missing a trick.