Sentence examples for most recognisable in from inspiring English sources

In everyday life, they're most recognisable in traffic lights, and they're also used in packs as car headlights.

The guitar riff for Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water remains one of the most recognisable in rock history.

(Alfred Hickling) The sensual paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe have become some of the most recognisable in the world.

Draped in his trademark, multi-coloured long woolly scarf, the Fourth Doctor boasted a marvellously  distinctive, booming voice, recently voted  the fourth most recognisable in Britain.

The opening of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 has to be the most recognisable in the repertoire; pounding chords leap from the keyboard while violins and cellos shamelessly tug at our hearts with a ravishing, balletic melody.

He repeats this apology at the opening of the show – and again on the Sydney Opera House stage where he gives a lecture entitled: "How to be an artist (just like me)." Most recognisable in his female alter ego, Claire, Perry today has squeezed his six-foot-something frame – a jumbled heap of long, gangly limbs – into more manly attire.

Olivia Colman, who plays Mark's on-off girlfriend, Sophie, has become one of the most recognisable actors in the UK, starring in Rev and Broadchurch.

It is one of the most recognisable passages in English poetry, published in March 1915, and exactly a century ago this week the author of The Soldier was dead – one of the first victims of the Dardanelles campaign.

The three-times world champion, with his red cap permanently in place, is the most recognisable man in the Mercedes motorhome.

In 2005, she was voted the nation's favourite soap character, while in her 1980s heyday, Hilda was behind only the Queen, Queen Mother and Princess Diana in a poll of the most recognisable women in Britain.

McIlroy, now one of the most recognisable faces in world sport, followed soon after, walking in his familiar jaunty style, and greeted by, among others, a couple of fans wearing curly black wigs in honour of their hero.