Sentence examples for enter its prime from inspiring English sources

A year ago today, Nicky passed away at the early age of 24, shocking the dance community and cutting short a career about to enter its prime.

The North American Soccer League should have been entering its prime when it expired after 17 years, its life support mercifully unplugged after the 1984 season.

The millennial preference for computer-generated financial services may not be the primary threat to the financial industry today, but it will be as this generation enters its prime investing years.

The Tevatron, which began running in its current configuration in 2001, is just entering its prime.

The baby-boom generation is entering its prime years for charitable contributions, and nonprofit organizations are wooing them with events that blur the line between doing good and doing well.

Set theory has entered its prime as an advanced and autonomous field of mathematics with foundational significance, and the expanse and variety of this handbook attests to the richness and sophistication of the subject.

No sooner have the merchants lowered their shutters at the end of the day than the dustmen under the command of Iyad abu Rudeineh are primed to enter its tangle of restored old alleys.

At just 26 he is about to enter his prime.

Worried that the reports of the devastation could put off visitors as Vermont enters one of its prime tourist seasons — autumn always attracts legions of leaf peepers who come to gawk at foliage — the Vermont Chamber of Commerce opened a Facebook page, VisitVT, in which local inns and other businesses could leave posts explaining whether they were open or damaged.

The NBA loses one of its most unique talents and the hope is that he can recapture it as he enters his prime.

But there was no real rush, because Oladipo is under contract through 2020-21 and just entering his prime, and Indiana was playing with house money after its unexpectedly successful campaign.