Sentence examples for more recognizable as from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chiuri and Mr. Piccioli are becoming more recognizable as the faces of Valentino.

But on game days, she is more recognizable as a Ewing playing in New York, wearing her father's number: 33.

3.50am BST Gary, meanwhile, opted for the "Mastodon", which is only slightly more recognizable as a burger.

More recognizable as ballet as we've come to know it is a little retrospective of the art of Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasiliev, tucked into the tape's middle.

Scriptwriters in the studio years worked mainly in teams; a single script often passed through the hands of several different writers, so most films are more recognizable as the product of a particular studio than of an individual writer.

United States Special Forces troops also move around unhindered in unmarked cars, sometimes looking like Afghans in Afghan clothes and beards, and sometimes more recognizable as Americans, in uniforms, baseball caps and sunglasses.

You can change this to be more recognizable, such as "Home" or "Office".

We also filtered out major companies like EMI Music, as well as more recognizable stars like Taylor Swift, to focus on YouTube-specific personalities and groups.

The fact that they are made of pipes and steel has always been visible at some level, but in "Distilation" Paine's organism has acquired features of the human body, as well as more recognizable mechanical components, bringing it closer to the artist's kinetic "Machines" series.

Howard became more recognizable to audiences as Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man 3 (2007) and as Victoria in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010).

"I certainly was into it, and it was a proud, proud moment for me to be out there, and I hope to be out there many more times," said McEnroe, who replaced his older and more recognizable brother, John, as captain in December after he resigned.