Sentence examples for At prominence from inspiring English sources

annular ligament emerging just at prominence of cuboid where it was sutured to the periosteum of the cuboid and to the exposed tendon of the peroneus brevis muscle.

His first chance at cultural prominence came with the creation of MOCA.

His failure in that race was one of several disappointments at gaining prominence on campus, something he apparently coveted.

Their performance also hinted at the prominence of powerful female pop stars, and ones who are particularly young for a ceremony that often favors established, midcareer artists.

The British actor has faced down a bizarre campaign from racist groups unhappy at the prominence of a black actor in the new Star Wars film, despite the prominence of African Americans such as James Earl Jones and Billy Dee Williams in the original trilogy.

He began his club career at Boavista but came to prominence at Portuguese rivals Porto where he won three league titles and the Champions League before his move to Chelsea.

Halsall came to prominence at the 2006 Commonwealth Games when, at the age of 16, she claimed two relay silver medals.

Sergei Bubka broke into prominence at the 1983 world championships at Helsinki, Finland, when he was only 19 and the No. 3 vaulter on the Soviet team.

The return to peace slightly diminished its popularity, but the tune returned to prominence at the end of the century at soldier reunions.

The Abergavenny-born track cyclist won silver and bronze for Wales at the Commonwealth Games in 2010, but came to international prominence at the 2013 Track World Championships.

A person deemed to be a loser at 18 was unlikely to rise to a position of prominence at 40.