Sentence examples for recognisable on from inspiring English sources

After all, despite being one of the network's most respected journalists (and most recognisable on air talent) since the early 90s, she's enjoyed a staggering recent second act as a comedy bad-arse on Twitter and via sketches for The Feed.

Born and raised in Oldbury in the West Midlands, Professor Aston was instantly recognisable on television for his colourful jumpers.

It was Bagpuss of course, that legend of 1970s television, still instantly recognisable, on the arm of co-creator Peter Firmin.

She rarely talks in public, is appalled by the idea of joining Twitter and yet her sinewy bow legs and the mole on her breast are instantly recognisable on their own terms.

But it's not the tense storyline, in which she must rescue a purple bird from an evil emperor, that grips the reader closest – although the plot is taut and well-conceived – it's the tender, subtle touches which evoke her emotions, unique but instantly recognisable, on every page of the book.

I knew his voice would be instantly recognisable on radio but he couldn't get it right.

Eight years later and he has become one of the most powerful producers – and instantly recognisable on-screen stars – on both sides of the Atlantic, with his music and TV empire Syco and a personal fortune estimated at £200m.

After their name was changed to Vanilla Fudge, Shadow Morton produced the hit You Keep Me Hanging On, a barely recognisable variation on a Supremes' recording, which was a US top 10 hit in 1968.

Just one of the most recognisable men on the planet in a black jumpsuit and sneakers.

Thanks to his brooding turn as Jon Snow, the 28-year-old is one of the most recognisable men on television.

In 1999, aged just nine years old, she won the role that would not just transform her into one of the most recognisable people on the planet, but would also ensure she would never need work again.