Sentence examples for no one will recognize from inspiring English sources

"No one will recognize me," Ms. Berland said.

She folds herself into an aisle seat, next to whatever assistant is logging her complaints or her satisfactions, and tries to pretend that no one will recognize her, though of course by now some do.

He told me, "In all of these places, people accept their position in the world: We are here, no one will recognize us, but we are just going to keep our heads down.

While there is an obvious risk that no one will recognize there is a store upstairs, Ms. Quinn said there were other advantages to being in the same building in which the product is designed.

Most readers are likely to recognize, and thus to "fill in," the context for those sentences, but almost no one will recognize the sentence about the Lincoln submerged arc welding head, or even have a very clear understanding of what it means.

Implausible Literary Halloween Costumes No One Will Recognize.

Don't assume that no-one will recognize "borrowed" material; they will without doubt.

Anyone who has been a drunk, or lived with one, will recognize the perfect pitch of this passage, and the awful inevitability of what immediately follows it: " 'I know one thing,' she said hoarsely.

Her character is composed of equal parts pigheadedness and cluelessness, which is to say that she's 13 in a way that anyone who knows a real 13-year-old, or has been one, will recognize.

Fans of bathroom poetry (I must confess I am one) will recognize the ditty, "If it's yellow, let it mellow," to which I say, let's change it to: "If it's yellow, grow a tomato!" This article was originally published on Rodale's Organic Life.

No one will ever recognize Crimea as Russia's territory.