Sentence examples for many recognizable from inspiring English sources

"You still don't see too many recognizable actresses looking in Highland Park," Mr. Taylor said.

And as familiar as the team logos will be, there may not be many recognizable faces.

The group plays many recognizable tunes, like "Santa Baby," rendered at a recent holiday performance.

Their horses, many recognizable by their kitten names, are becoming standard-bearers for excellence in the sport.

Too many recognizable facts and details would have also probably interfered with the storytelling itself, for both myself and the reader.

The city is dotted with such old theaters -- many recognizable by signature marquees -- that have been transformed into coffee shops and drugstores, retail outlets and temples of exercise.

Unfortunately, its lens is a strategy that has reached epidemic proportions in the larger art world: the use of many small recognizable things to make one big recognizable thing.

The Amore Opera is in many ways recognizable as an outgrowth of the old seat-of-the-pants Amato Opera, now defunct.

Nor are there many other recognizable names in the cast, other than Armand Assante, who plays a nasty-tempered casino executive.

Eventually it grows into a panoramic portrait of the New York art scene in the 1960s, featuring glimpses of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Smith, Richard Foreman, John Lennon and many other recognizable figures.

Early last October, as the boats were fitting out for the beginning of the king crab season, some 30 production people were in town, many instantly recognizable by the brand newness of their Grundens foul-weather gear.