Sentence examples for recognisable for her from inspiring English sources
Ukrainian elections: The frontrunners Yulia Tymoshenko Instantly recognisable for her blonde braid, pro-European Yulia Tymoshenko co-led the 2004 Orange Revolution.
She was a regular on the front row along with her partner Timmi Aggrey, recognisable for her architectural layers of black and neat, side-swooped auburn hair.
She grew up in the rarefied world of upper class England – she was named "Deb of the Year" in 1947 – and throughout her life was instantly recognisable for her bouffant hair, pearls, clipped accent and immaculate dress sense.
Varda, who was easily recognisable for her bowl-cut bob, worked up to the end.
The 61-year-old Lasseter, easily recognisable for his bright Hawaiian shirts, is the highest-ranking Hollywood executive to be toppled in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
Milton's Gate (reclaimed wood: old piano): Lesley Hilling's wooden sculptures are recognisable for their organic elegance and architectural construction.
The magazine's founder, 89-year-old Hugh Hefner, recognisable for his trademark red smoking jacket, agreed to the change proposed by Mr Jones last month, the paper said.
Regulars here include America's leading house rocker, Junior Brown, who is recognisable for his ten-gallon hat and spiffy retro Fifties shirts, and yet another epic hometown guitarist, Jimmie Ray Vaughn.The richest vein of Lonestar music, however, remains that of the lyrical singer-songwriter.
Instantly recognisable for his mane of platinum blond hair, which earned him the nickname "Mozart", he is a charismatic leader.
Christopher Anton Rea ( REE-ə; born 4 March 1951) is a British rock and blues singer-songwriter and guitarist, recognisable for his distinctive, husky-gravel voice and slide guitar playing.
"If even a 10th of the away support do it then that's just fantastic". O'Toole, recognisable for his long, dark hair and trademark headband, joined Northampton in the summer from Bristol Rovers, where he scored 15 goals last season.
