Sentence examples for be instantly recognized from inspiring English sources

In this Bluetooth-enabled future, proponents say, travelers will walk into airports and be instantly recognized by their devices.

In an effort to unplug, Mr. Alan also tries to play Scrabble with his friends on a real board, the kind that would be instantly recognized by Alfred Mosher Butts of New York, who invented Scrabble in the 1930s.

She had to "take certain measures," she said, "in order to re-establish myself". They included altering her appearance in the hope that she might not be instantly recognized.

"The idea was to make a European-style hotel where, when guests walk in, they will be instantly recognized by the staff," said Benjamin Soleimani, an owner, who designed the tiny but luxurious guest rooms, which start at $129.The amenities include down comforters, Belgian sheets, bathrooms clad in subway tile, high-speed Internet access and DVD players.

He once referred to himself as a mix of Albert Camus and Ringo Starr, as a kind of fun-loving figure with the mind of a philosopher, and he was one of the few Mexican intellectuals who would be instantly recognized on the crowded streets of his city.

Pac-Man and the Ms. are so firmly etched into the public's consciousness that a television ad earlier this year for the Saturn Vue from the General Motors subsidiary didn't even need to feature any of the characters from the game to be instantly recognized.

They swung and sung, and were instantly recognized in England, first, and then even in America.

Cleaning House In the printmaking world, the name Kenneth Tyler is instantly recognized.

That evening, he returns to the Bryce site where, the presentation says, "he is instantly recognized" as having registered.

That speech was instantly recognized, by those with a trained ear, as the language of the Revolution in Military Affairs.

But his success was instantly recognized in Japan, his games were soon broadcast live and he became a household name.