Sentence examples for transformed beyond recognition from inspiring English sources

During our decades of E.U. membership, British diets transformed beyond recognition.

In the course of the past 30 years, the auction scene has been transformed beyond recognition.

Cochrane is part of Chilean Patagonia, and it would be transformed beyond recognition if the project goes ahead.

"Britain's landscape in terms of religion and belief has been transformed beyond recognition," says the report, Living With Difference.

"In the last few years, we have transformed beyond recognition — politically, economically and socially," Mr. Tobgay said.

I was a poor student in Maida Vale, and though that neighbourhood, with its squatters and drug dealers, has been transformed beyond recognition, my memories and impressions remain.

But most of all, Essex has transformed beyond all recognition.

In less than two decades, the fashion industry has been transformed beyond all recognition by new technology.

But there will be no architec tural rub-off, aside from an industrial wasteland being transformed beyond all recognition.

Encircled by a looming ring of hotels and topped by Big Ben's big brother clock-tower of the Abraj al-Bait complex, the Grand Mosque has been transformed beyond all recognition over the last decade.

But the new training regime, coupled with a strict dietary regime (no more pasta from Dortmund's best Italian restaurant at the training ground, only wholemeal products) and a stronger focus on possession football have already transformed beyond all recognition the unsettled, injury-ravaged team that had limped to seventh last season.