She had even forgotten her timiditythat it was growing late, and that she was far from home, and would not know how to returnshe did not realize that she had walked so far that she was almost exhausted with fatigue.

You're in check with only one move possible, and I'm here to make you realize it.

"Do you realize what it means if Feisul goes out and gets scuppered?" We thought we did, even if we didn't.

I didn't realize all that, of course, in the twinkling of an eye, as they say you do in a climax.

I was a chump not to realize what they were talking about, but they had chugged around into Bridgeboro River and were heading upstream before it popped into my thick head.

And Verty, for the first time, seemed to realize the fact, that he could see her again.

He was so absorbed in his talk that he did not at first realize that we had turned into his own long lane.

I did not realize before what a fund of humour the old man had.

I think we younger people do not often realize how keenly dependent we are upon our contemporaries in age.

We must realize, and soon, that man may lose even the last semblance of liberty, as well under a nominal democracy as under a nominal despotism or theocracy.

After prayer it is easier to realize that "to be spiritually minded is life and peace"; it is easier to obey the injunction "And grieve not the Holy Spirit of God whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption.

When we understand that the object of life and of education is the creation of a spirit and not the doing of things, we are freed from the tyranny of results in this world as a final test and come to realize that judgment belongs only to God Who as a Spirit judges the effort.

The existence of people of this mentality, reared in an atmosphere of freedom, side by side with others who are always looking out for new ideas and regretting that there are not more about, enables us to realize how, when public opinion was formed by the views of such men, thought was fettered and the impediments to knowledge enormous.

This discovery tends to weaken authority, and to raise disquieting reflections, as in the case of one who, brought up as a Christian, comes to realize that, if he had been born on the Ganges or the Euphrates, he would have firmly believed in entirely different dogmas.

Lee seemed to realize the embarrassment of his adversary, and was in excellent heart throughout the whole affair.

The disappearance of the enemy was an astounding event to them, and they could scarcely realize it.

Q. Suppose this policy of President Johnson should be all you anticipate, and that you should also realize all that you expect in the improvement of the material interests, do you think that the result of that will be the gradual restoration of the old feeling?

However familiar we may be with it, short of actually knowing it by heart, we do not recall the details of its dovetailing, and it is a delight to realize afresh the neatness of the manipulation by which the tension is heightened from speech to speech and from incident to incident.

And to what this action amounted you can best realize from the fact that our fathers spoke in praise of Pompey and Metellus, who was formerly prominent, because they voluntarily disbanded the forces with which they had been engaged in war.

Like most first numbers, it did not entirely realize the sanguine views of its promoters.

Even after the publication of "Pamela" and "Clarissa" Mrs. Haywood failed to realize the narrative possibilities of consecutive letters, for "Epistles for the Ladies" (1749) hardly contains three missives on any one theme.

Every part of the rifle must be kept free from rust, dust, and dirt, A dirty or rusty rifle is a sure sign that the soldier does not realize the value of his weapon, and that his training is incomplete.

" "But do you realize that the rent will be very much greater, March?" "Yes, sir, but West wants me to pay only what I have paid for this room, sir.

The company was composed of intelligent and pious men;so manly and dignified were they in appearance, and so elevated in their sentiments, that we could with difficulty realize that they were slaves.

Many states set aside only a few thousand a year; others, that are more progressive and realize the need of forestry extension, spend annually from one hundred thousand to five hundred thousand dollars.