Sentence examples for it's instantly from inspiring English sources

There is now a vocabulary that is solely Prada's, and solely Ford's, and it's instantly recognizable even when being executed as part of a bigger trend (like the Courrèges mood at many houses, versions of which appear on the following pages).

In the book it is called Benbow's, but to anyone local it's instantly recognizable as Jimbo's, a different kind of shantytown, at the end of Virginia Key.

This jingle is just a few seconds long, but it's instantly recognizable to anyone who's heard it before, which, thanks to an enormous marketing effort, is almost everyone in the United States - truly massive brand recognition.

"London Calling is a classic example of a song that has become so familiar that its original meaning has been lost," says Gray. "It's instantly recognisable and superficially the perfect invitation to the capital and the world's premiere sporting event, but it's actually about the end of the world, at least as we know it".

Its real selling point is its brand pedigree and the claim that it's instantly comfortable the minute you sit on it.

Think about how successful labels have created such items: for example, the wrap dress is practically synonymous with Diane von Furstenberg, and Burberry's signature plaid sells everything from coats to bags because it's instantly recognizable.

The major reason for the coup's defeat was that it was instantly unpopular.

Its big advantage is that it is instantly available, unlike official statistics, which are always out of date.

It was instantly dubbed the "British FBI", though its functions are rather different.

It was instantly addictive, he says, like the taste of his wife's cookie batter dropped from a wooden spoon.

It was instantly disabled.