Sentence examples for you would recognise from inspiring English sources
He was always someone you would recognise.
He was talking about how death is a country full of people you would recognise, if you were there.
Gunlom Falls, which you would recognise from a thousand tourism adverts, is the star, but Maguk is a quiet achiever.
He may still be one of the few writers you would recognise in the street, but that's the last place you'd find him.
Miriam Buether's designs are being kept secret, but Goold does hint: "It's a space you would recognise as resembling the World Trade Centre, that's all I can say".
On the face of it, you would recognise in Nepal everything you've ever heard about the way women are treated outside the west.
Sounds like a character from a British comedy film of the 1950s played, perhaps, by the surly and camp Harold Lang (you'd recognise him all right).
Not that you'd recognise it as either, I suspect.
I'm certain you'd recognise the angular script and drawings on the labels.
He's that breezy, froggy voice on Three Is a Magic Number – if you grew up in the US, you'd recognise it.
I retorted, oh-so-intelligently, by exclaiming, "BALD!" But the problem is, he's actually right: Xavier is the only disabled character you'd recognise on sight.
