Sentence examples for became recognisable from inspiring English sources

Poehler, Ansari, Offerman, Plaza and Chris Pratt became recognisable stars.

There had not even been time for the nature of the game to frustrate them, but the congestion in the centre of the pitch, the brutal aggression of so much of the play, and the futility of the players' efforts soon became recognisable.

The additional inclusion criteria are: 1) able to go outside for a short walk or doing groceries, and 2) experiencing difficulties with safely crossing a street, or experiencing difficulties with recognising acquaintances outdoors, or willing to become recognisable as partially sighted by means of the identification cane.

The (Man) Booker has been around long enough for at least 10 kinds of winner to have become recognisable types.

It's only now that the conversation has turned away from his own life that he relaxes and becomes recognisable.

Alas, her exploits are hampered by the dreadful sound, and lung-busting rockers like Bad Influence only become recognisable when the crowd take up the choruses.

The team was subsequently forced to change the lift, and are expected to retire following the Sochi games.As a result of these increasing technical demands, skaters are succumbing to injury more and more frequently, often before they can achieve enough to become recognisable stars.

There needs to be somebody at the helm for a while; there needs to be players here for two or three years who become recognisable to the fans.

If we had to fight a war against Germany now, their propaganda-masters would portray us by the tags that have become recognisable across Europe.

When you are nominated, you instantly become recognisable and known in ways that you might not have been before, and it tends to bode well for the rest of your career," says Dr. Darnell Hunt, Dean of Social Sciences at UCLA and co-author of the annual UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report.

These citrullinated proteins then become recognisable by ACPAs.