Sentence examples for recognisable format from inspiring English sources

To achieve a more recognisable format, the tournament would have to extend over three months.

Panorama actually started in 1953, but it went off air soon afterwards, returning in its now recognisable format in 1955 with Richard Dimbleby at the helm.

Furthermore, information presented in a bureaucratically recognisable format will be more likely to be considered significant by professionals, and therefore to remain on the patient's file.

One of the most recognisable formats in British television – BBC1's Question Time – displayed two startling variations, becoming, in a rare conflation of two elements of the judicial system, both a prison and the dock of a courtroom.

Beeke and colleagues concluded that, for some speakers, conversational turns are built using systematic methods which result in recognisable telegraphic turn formats, and the motivation for their structure is interactional.

Players are increasingly recognised and recognisable.

The format would be recognisable to anyone who has watched a reality TV show, yet there are significant differences.

Not only did it help transform him into the most recognisable doctor in the country, but its format has been replicated in Australia and the Netherlands.

Many are recognisable parodies of other popular media or celebrities, in formats ranging from spoof commercials to mock TV shows, newscasts, magazines, video games and film trailers.

It follows the format of the films, with all the instantly recognisable characters.

Do recall that the self-effacing Lembit – as the former gentleman caller of both Gabriela Cheeky Girl and weather presenter Siân Lloyd, and star of several fourth-tier reality TV formats – was for a time the Lib Dems' most recognisable face.