Sentence examples for former prominence from inspiring English sources

Though still wealthy, he never recovered his former prominence.

In fact, all the current maple growth is only restoring things to former prominence.

Seaver and Sutton would not mind seeing the starting pitcher's role return to its former prominence.

She became one of the brightest hopes to restore the United States to its former prominence in skating.

But he is largely considered the dark-horse candidate, perhaps in part because of Wilson's former prominence in the race.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, however, all churches have undergone a revival and have striven to regain their former prominence.

Apparently, investors are betting that sentences of five months in prison and five months under house arrest ensure that Ms. Stewart will be able to return soon to her former role and prominence at the company.

The titanic Teuton also happens to be the governor of California, as we all know and a big proponent of returning his state to its former solar-energy prominence.

Berman's endorsement is important to Shriver because of the former congressman's prominence, especially in the vote-critical Valley.

The result of that deep dive, "American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant," is a 650-page tome that aims to restore the Civil War general and two-term president to his former place of prominence in American scholarship and, perhaps more importantly, the American mindset.

Since attaining national prominence, the former Istanbul mayor has become an increasingly divisive figure.