Sentence examples for a second prominent from inspiring English sources

Another Christmas purge followed a year later, when a second prominent Sunni rival, the finance minister Rafea al-Essawi, found his home surrounded by Maliki's US-made tanks.

"People don't have the time and interest to follow issues, and they make serious mistakes and harm themselves in the process". Bartels and Achen argue that a second prominent theory about American democracy also doesn't hold up.

But until the trial now under way in Brooklyn, there had been no public mention by prosecutors of the alleged involvement of a second prominent Yemeni in Brooklyn fund-raising.

The claims about Hashimi, made on state television, which aired the alleged confessions of three of his guards, have inflamed already high tensions between Sunni politicians and the Shia-led government of Maliki, which last week ordered a second prominent Sunni figure, deputy prime minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, to stay away from parliament.

The international art gallery that was at the center of one of the art world's most spectacular scandals -- the plundering of the estate of Mark Rothko -- was accused in court papers in London yesterday of cheating a second prominent artist, the British figurative painter Francis Bacon, and systematically defrauding him and his heir.

More than nine hundred thousand people live in Austin, and it seemed statistically impossible that the stepson of one prominent black figure could be killed by a bomb dropped off at his door and then, ten days later ten miles away the grandson of a second prominent black figure would himself be killed by the same method.

Hartshorne was also engaged with the work of a third prominent thinker, St. Anselm of Canterbury.

Now, of course, as a third prominent Democrat said, "It's like the Rich money was left at the door of the orphanage in a brown paper bag.

In a third prominent case, Derek and Alex King of Pensacola were convicted of second-degree murder in 2002 for bludgeoning their father to death with a baseball bat in 2001, when they were 13 and 12.

It would not have been a first: prominent leftists were often attacked or killed; feminist Franca Rame, who would marry the anarchist playwright Dario Fo, was gang-raped by neo-fascists, urged by the Carabinieri.

In addition to the likelihood that the court will hear a third prominent case concerning detention - that of Jose Padilla, an American citizen arrested at O'Hare Airport in 2002 and then detained in the United States without trial - it may well consider cases concerning the tapping of private conversations between terror suspects in the United States and persons abroad.