For a second I didn't realize what he meant, but then I saw a fax lying beside the phone.
Before I realize what's happening, his thighs press against mine and he knowingly insinuates himself into me.
When I stepped out, the fresh air hit my face and I had a moment of intensity that made me realize what I really wanted to do, first and foremost, was see Tz'ac Tzotz one last time.
I've been out here five years, and I'm just beginning to realize what I'm equal to and what I'm not.
You don't realize what a one-idea, determined person this brother of yours is.
Mrs. Jack doesn't realize what a rowdy I used to be.
She won't say 'yes' then simply because she pities me or because she doesn't realize whatit means.
Well, I've been fearing my fate ever since I began to realize what a mess I was getting into here in Orham.
Perhaps he's beginnin' to realize what a lucky critter he is.
It was not until I had walked the length of the block that I began to realize what a shock my presence there must have been to him, with his head full of the contrast between this visit and my former attitude.
Then at last you began to realize what a willywaw is.
Illustration: Courtesy of Collier's Weekly At Anchor at Rio de Janeiro] It was when the bluejackets went ashore that the Americans began to realize what Brazil's welcome really meant.
You now begin to realize what a battleship means, and you are speculating about it when an officer comes around and says: "Pretty fine, eh?
This, however, gave me little comfort, for, as I began to realize what I had done, my mortification and rage knew no bounds.
I was slowly beginning to realize what my recent attitude might cost me, not only in an utter collapse of my scientific career, and the consequent material ruin which was likely to follow, but in the loss of all my friends at home.
You don't realize what you're doing, what you're saying.
Besides, when this intoxication is off I'll realize what a lot I'm accepting from you.
It was not until after I had left home, that I began torealize what was in store for us.
At a future day it will be difficult to realize what a separation there then was between the different classes of our people.
Then he recounted everything, from the first moment of his being wounded, when he seemed to realize what death is.
Harlan Thornton was slow to realize what a tremendous power, as chamberlain, he really exercised in the State.
The impudent little fool didn't realize what a big matter she was trifling with.
I didn't realize what kind of a girl I must seem to folks that didn't know.
Our Father, who art in heaven," our prayers are to begin--and perhaps they are not to go on till we realize what we are saying in that great form of speech.
It is best brought out, when we realize whathe has made of Christian society, and contrast it with what the various religions have left or produced in other regions--the atrophy of human nature.
We must go back to his central conception of God, if we are to realize what he means by salvation.
Meantime Thyrsis was reading Darrell's books and pamphlets, and coming to realize what a mind was here being destroyed.
I think of a dear clergyman friend I used to have, and I realize what a loving heart is--what it is to delight in a human soul for its own sake, and to be kind to it, fond of it.
Only of late had the family come to realize what an asset to their career this "Genius" might be.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "realize what" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
