Sentence examples for recognizable word from inspiring English sources

In the Basque, the only recognizable word was "pizza".

That created a crossbar between two vertical glass channels, making an H. Once one sees it as a letter form, it is hard to ignore, especially because it creates a recognizable word when joined with the meandering pattern below.

It continues on like that to the end, only occasionally dropping a recognizable word or number.

Consider using a recognizable word or phrase from the hook.

Sprinkling easily recognizable word openers like auf- (owf), aus-, durch- (durkh), ein-, mit-, über- (oober), and unter- (oonter) (oonter) into your pseudo-speak will make it sound more realistic, not to mention help you improvise.

For one thing, ordinary players plunk down recognizable words.

"If you want to avoid having your identity stolen, use long passwords that contain digits, punctuation and no recognizable words.

He used language for purely visual or aesthetic means of expression; the letters do not form recognizable words.

Because of his teasing entrances you won't recognize anything until the singer, Fay Claassen, starts singing the first recognizable words, but when she begins, he reduces the complications, clearing space for her.

At the work's heart is the notion that sound need not be formed into recognizable words to communicate ideas, and that even more is conveyed when sight and sound magnify each other.

In contemplating the Tabla menu, Mr. Cardoz said he and Mr. Meyer decided there were too many unusual Indian terms that were alienating customers, so they kept only the most recognizable words, like tandoori, paneer and tikka.