Sentence examples for now recognizable from inspiring English sources

What had once looked like a smudge in the background was now recognizable as a boat on the lake.

In the repertory of Doug Varone and Dancers, the movement style is now recognizable: loosely flung arms, rolling torsos, sweeping legs, and lightning-speed turns.

Not only do most of her novels take place in the by now recognizable environs of a pleasant, middle-class Baltimore, but they also tend to work inventive variations on a slender handful of themes and character types.

Having renounced the visibility of her earlier years, she is now recognizable only by one single trait: her voice, that "heary, unaffected laugh, deep-toned, rippling down a descending scale," which sends Cheri into a panic of mourning and grief.

The archived program for the sixth session, dated November 30 , 1971 is typical: Several of these instructions would develop into the now recognizable text scores from the "Sonic Meditations".

But Henry said the campaign is now recognizable enough to have clout with voters when it comes to state races, particularly in cities where it has already done work on hiking the minimum wage.

"His characters are not recognizable now -- a few years ago maybe," said Edna Bryan, 81, a retired schoolteacher who has lived in Laugharne (pronounced LARN) for 40 years, and who with some others is preserving the memory of the town's landmark buildings, including the Boathouse museum, in a bright embroidered tapestry.

This scam has been so frequently used that it is now easily recognizable.

And, yes, you will be compelled to don the standard Winstonian outfit, which is now as recognizable as the Batsuit.

Rodriguez, now as recognizable as any player in baseball, would laugh as he recalled fans' routinely mistaking him for Jeter when Rodriguez was with the Mariners.

Bolivia is the third South American nation to essentially reject our view of how to run a country — it is now a recognizable theme.