Utiliser "recognised" dans une phrase

1. I had the misfortune to work at a company that was not recognised as being “world class”

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2. Having had years of practise, he recognised what she wanted

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3. ’ … no wonder I recognised the voice … I just couldn’t place it

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4. He recognised Aunty Billie at once

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5. recognised you as soon as I saw you peering in at the front gate

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6. recognised Daddy from the cloud of pipe smoke hanging around his forehead

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7. I recognised the sound of feet being half-dragged along the hallway, heading for the outer door

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8. Looking out at the skyline through a narrow slit of window left unboarded in his room so that he could have a little natural daylight, he thought that he recognised the hills of Bath

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9. We listened again and recognised the diesel growl of trucks moving one after another down the road in convoy

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10. He threw her a ferocious glance, recognised that he was being wound up and, reluctantly, snorted as amusement got the better of him

11. Some forty paintings were shown on the first list, along with a good dozen sculptures … she recognised some of the names of the artists … how had he got hold of a Rembrandt? Could it be original? The second list was longer, more varied and definitely more curious – intaglio tables from the Italian peninsula rubbed shoulders with tribal masks from the African continent and animal skins from places as far afield as Asia

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12. dragon recognised Fred and Joe before the others did

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13. ‘She has been recognised by several people since then and I daresay the gossip in Sulis Min has been rife on the subject

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14. We blustered across the tarmac to the arrivals hall which was more like someone's lounge and after about ten minutes, to my immense relief, I recognised my luggage on the carousel looking forlorn and winding its way towards me like a prisoner finally released

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15. As soon as she recognised me as someone she could talk to, she let loose in Greek with a tirade of complaints and hand signals, touching my forearm, threatening her cargo and even taking strides away only to return with cries of admonishment

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16. Archibald was sure that he recognised the wiggle, but he couldn't quite put his finger on where he'd seen it before

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17. With Auntie and Alexis either side I tried to appear calm but deep inside I recognised that hollow on the left of my stomach and pushed it to the back of my mind

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18. ‘I thought I recognised that cussed face

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19. She recognised the situation for what it was and reacted instantaneously

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20. I wondered if they recognised the raider at the gate

21. I recognised his bulk right away

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22. ’ He said with a smile, ‘I thought you would have recognised those

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23. The goodly Zacharias recognised my condition

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24. Written on official government notepaper and in the head chef’s own hand, which the famous couple recognised instantly from the menus on the table the previous evening, there was a signed testament to the source of the wonderfully succulent plums

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25. All that he wanted was to be recognised as one of the best working gardeners in Surrey, and, with a great deal of hard work, he achieved just that, producing some of the finest specimen fruits and vegetables from the country manor garden for many years to come

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26. and as she drew closer to the turmoil she recognised the grin of the

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27. ‘David and I were on a local committee together; I thought I recognised Abigail, here

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28. Archibald was sure that he recognised the

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29. She recognised the situation for what

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30. couple recognised instantly from the menus on the table the

31. to be recognised as one of the best working gardeners in Surrey,

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32. telling them that he alone had recognised the new plant’s sublime

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33. She recognised in him a man of

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34. On a deep sub-‐conscious level this is recognised by

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35. Indeed, Tom was almost sure that he recognised one or two of the

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36. he recognised the tufts of curly black hair and ruddy

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37. Tom thought he recognised that

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38. Tom recognised as the man who had guided Bram to the money-

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39. remember that the name of the man he recognised was Fred, who

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40. Tom realised that he had only recognised this fact after Bram had left

41. politely to the Guardians on duty, one of whom he recognised from

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42. Not that she had any idea whether what he was saying was accurate or not, but she had met with plenty of liars and shysters and recognised one when she saw one

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43. To his amazement, Tom recognised one of the men as Major

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44. thought he recognised him, but could not remember where from

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45. Tom recognised most of the Guardians on duty and stopped for a

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46. Billy should have behaved with more grace, should have recognised the compassion in the man's eyes, but he didn’t

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47. he recognised Alistair, who was just stepping out of the little café

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48. Tom recognised a few of the faces,

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49. Arden must have recognised Bram for who he was just at that

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50. thought he recognised the commands she had used

51. have recognised your connection to all this

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52. Alex moves quickly ahead of Billy, ignoring the fields of glass through which he might be recognised, through which he might become a reconstruction on prime time television

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53. recognised the features of one of his – until recently -

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54. recognised one of the names and a shudder of anger ran

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55. Of those who recognised him, some ducked hastily behind

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56. heart sank as he recognised the garb of a Cardinal, and he

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57. recognised when she was getting nowhere, and decided to

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58. He thought he recognised the man, although he couldn’t

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59. finality that Sarah recognised would not be argued with

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60. ’ Grossin recognised the jibe, but didn’t bother to

61. recognised his quarry the moment he saw him

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62. surface, but he recognised that such things were probably

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63. of town he gestured to a fisherman he recognised and

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64. recognised its sign ahead

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65. one of the group angrily - a man Jean recognised by his

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66. He recognised the doctor, one of

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67. Finlay knock on the door I recognised his careful knock immediately,

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68. Then one of them recognised the car and they all rushed helter skelter over to the metal gates

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69. had recognised their relevance

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70. We all looked at one another closely and I thought I recognised two or three by pictures in the newspapers

71. recognised the man who was approaching her

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72. reached two goals: he was recognised as emperor by the

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73. recognised that the top was Kant, thanks to the

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74. Zarko recognised the ‘seven wise owls’ who had boasted that they had obtained and interpreted the king’s dream

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75. Zarko recognised the man as the one who had acted as spokesman for the ‘seven wise owls’

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76. These Jews were hardheaded! The three men respectfully bowed before the king; he recognised them as Darniil’s friends whom he had appointed as officials after Darniil had interpreted his dream some time back

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77. Helez recognised her as one of the palace slave girls

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78. But then she recognised him as the young man she had seen with Helez in the stables – her ‘tutor’

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79. When she told me their names I recognised them

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80. “Rebekah? What are you doing here?” He recognised Helez’s voice

81. Once his eyes had adjusted to the light in the room he recognised her and smiled sheepishly

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82. He recognised his name as if the note were addressed to him, but the rest of the message was in a different language

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83. He could have sworn he recognised the pair from somewhere

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84. Hanging in mid-air is not a position that many people find naturally comfortable, and it should be recognised that although the position is relatively easy to achieve, it is much more difficult to maintain

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85. The swirling shapes finally resolved into what he recognised as the US mission base

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86. ‘Please stop,’ he heard himself say, in a voice so pleading and sorrowful he barely recognised it

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87. Next came the guests, mostly Kings and Queens, and among them Alice recognised the White Rabbit: it was talking in a hurried nervous manner, smiling at everything that was said, and went by without noticing her

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88. The first he recognised as Brian Huang, a geologist from the Hesperian team, a stocky, short man of Chinese decent, not that there was any trace of it in his Manchester accent

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89. He recognised the scaly dark grey face, the obsidian eyes, the spindly form

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90. It took a few seconds before he recognised her as Raiya

91. Someone he recognised

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92. When he opened his eyes he saw shapes that were meaningless for a few seconds, until they then became recognised as flowers and trees, like a garden, only bigger

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93. Sometimes corpses were left out in front of the trenches and of course in the sort of climate we were in they decomposed very quickly but both sides recognised the health issues that the corpses represented and a truce would be called so they could be policed up and buried

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94. stepped from the dugout I saw his face and recognised him as the Captain who had relieved us at the village when we found the water during our early days on the peninsula

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95. Had they witnessed their family, friends vanish? He recognised the curious amorality in his desperate desire to

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96. hadn't recognised the number, and it usually did

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97. Her skin recognised his hands, logged them on, sent back masses of data saying

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98. These timeframes or periods are set equal to each other in both affirmations and are meant to be recognised and understood as 24-hour periods

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99. recognised the purpose of the strange device, but she ignored it

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