Sentence examples for recognisable by the from inspiring English sources

Other classifications include Demonstrator, Judge, Country Girl and Painter – all rendered unreal, but instantly recognisable, by the process.

Robert, Sarah and many others around them − all recognisable by the golden lion-shaped badges they were wearing − were not just Tiens patients, but members and distributors already.

Monuments include the massive Kingdom Centre – instantly recognisable by the giant bottle-opener feature formed by its two wings – and the beautiful and futuristic Faisaliyah building.

In far-off Rize, a city on the Black Sea coast near the border with Georgia, in the heart of Turkey's wealthy tea-growing region, an improbably large number of cars have Istanbul registration plates, recognisable by the prefix "34".

Instantly recognisable by the shape of the flower's lower petal, or lip, which does indeed look like an exotic slipper, this group of 175 species are now – Kew scientists have just established – among the most endangered of all organisms.

St John's had two 28-bed wards and they were instantly recognisable by the smell of the lotions and potions (such as coal tar) and the colour of the sheets – not white as elsewhere but dark blue or green.

Nick Sharratt's clear bright pictures in zinging colours are instantly recognisable by even the smallest reader (Miaow! A tabby cat; Yippee! A wibbly wobbly jelly), but the real fun starts with the split pages.

France today would be readily recognisable by French citizens at the beginning of the Third Republic.

AS ICONS go, the New Scotland Yard building is unimpressive a 1960s office block recognisable only by the revolving name plate under which crime reporters stand to dish out the day's diet of murder, corruption and foiled terrorism.

The NHS will "cease to exist in any recognisable form" by the end of the decade unless major reforms are introduced to secure its future funding by introducing a 1p increase in national insurance contributions, the former Labour minister Frank Field has warned.

Many unofficial cabs, known as 'gypsy taxis' cruise around looking for fares, but we recommend sticking to the official taxis, recognisable by their chequerboard logo on the side and/or a small green light in the windscreen.