Sentence examples for recognisable from those from inspiring English sources

At 63, she is still recognisable from those iconic 70s shots, although her hair is now a cascade of corkscrew curls.

Her voice was recognisable from the opening line.

But the gawky, hapless and loveable Scout is still recognisable from the portrait.

This arrangement was immediately recognisable from the fairground entertainments of trials of strength.

Some of the streets – steeply raking down the hill towards the North Sea - are recognisable from the film "Billy Elliot", which is set there.

For all Richie McCaw's magnanimous praise for the victors, his team were barely recognisable from the side which had previously been unbeaten for 20 Tests.

Instantly recognisable from the brightly coloured scarves she wears, Batmanghelidjh is the charity worker politicians are most desperate to be pictured with.

She is entirely recognisable from the images amassed at the peak of her career – and yet this Hepburn is only nine years old.

So on a fine day you could easily spot Sir David Attenborough, Richard E Grant, occasionally Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (no, seriously), plus loads of actors vaguely recognisable from the telly.

"Of course people think I'm mad, including my own family," says the neatly dressed and coiffured Anderson who, as we chat in her Kent home, is barely recognisable from the pictures of her when competing.

With his shock of black hair, Moulton is instantly recognisable from the photograph: hands on knees, he stares out confidently from the centre of the front row, the platoon captain, 27 years old.