Sentence examples for the more recognisable from inspiring English sources

The more recognisable Ali G got, the smaller the pool of the clueless to interview.

It can also mean extra-curricular duties for the more recognisable players.

Further down, we enter the more recognisable world of electric Tube trains, trams and buses.

Earle has been with ITV since 2002 and is one of the more recognisable faces of its coverage.

Something that's largely absent in the more recognisable international crime hits such as The Bridge and Trapped.

The title "Freiherr von" typically costs €70,000 ($94,000); the more recognisable "Baron von" is up to €100,000, whereas "Prinz" can be as much as €1.5m.

The aim is "to make the power-play between the gods and the mortals more recognisable", he says – though ultimately, the opera endures because of how it tackles the two unchanging human preoccupations.

Police say this was needed to make the men more recognisable to the public to help obtain further information.

The ever more recognisable Thick of It and In The Loop star Chris Addison goes on tour in February with his first brand new show for five years.

The Detroit scene is more recognisable as the pioneer of techno, but it's the german act Kraftwerk who influenced the genre.

Branislav Ivanovic, the stand-in captain for an injured Terry but such a liability earlier in the campaign, was more recognisable from previous years and headed in the late winner from a corner.