Their legs became recognizable, then their arms, until finally it looked like an easy chair floating beneath a kite.
Unlike the olive branch or rainbow flag, Holtom's emblem had no historic associations, but was so memorable that it swiftly became recognizable as a motif, first for the anti-nuclear cause, and then for peace in general.
From the tone poem Aus Italien onward, his style became recognizable as the big, bravura, flexible, post-Romantic panoply that dominated audiences in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Great gouts of fire raining down, the reek of jet fuel, and things lying in the street that, in the light of the flames, slowly became recognizable as bodies.
His voice, with its midrange, goes-down-easy, slightly excited, static-free hum, first became recognizable narrating "Space Patrol," a live radio show for children (it was also a television program) that began in 1950 and ran until the mid-1950s, with Mr. Tufeld introducing the shows' weekly missions made "in the name of interplanetary justice".
After finishing his coaching career with the Indiana Pacers (1986 89), he became a broadcast analyst for the 76ers, the Miami Heat, and finally ESPN, where he became recognizable for his colourful plaid jackets, astute insight, and nasal twang, before retiring in 2013.
Instructors may also consider periodically providing students with new ID numbers if they become recognizable.
I like that these people become recognizable troops for your universe.
Cubs become recognizable as pandas after a few weeks, and attempt to crawl after about two and a half months.
"In five seconds, this treadmill is going higher," Oz said, in the soothing voice that has become recognizable to millions of viewers.
But the more you stare at the renderings, the more the project becomes recognizable as a building shaped by a forward-looking sensibility.
