Sentence examples for later prominent from inspiring English sources

Isauria was later prominent as the birthplace of the East Roman (Byzantine) emperor Zeno, whose reign (474 491) is sometimes known as the "Isaurian Ascendancy".

Many of their political ideas at first bloodily suppressed by the Reformation and Counter-Reformation states and churches were later prominent in the Dutch wars of independence and in the English Revolution.

Other critics faulted personal financial activities, like his investment in companies controlled by Ivan F. Boesky, the speculator who was later prominent in a 1980's insider-trading scandal.

The 1925 census lists residents at the Wyoming like Clarence Whitehill, a baritone at the Metropolitan Opera, James Wolfe, a bass at the Met, and Mark Brunswick, a composer later prominent in modern music.

Whatever plot Mr Aliev may or may not have been involved in, his father-in-law was giving him protection.A day later, prominent politicians not previously known for opposition activities seized the opportunity afforded by the humbling of a man regarded as having kept a tight grip on the media and on dissent.

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A few months later, another prominent union leader was killed in a similar fashion.

His mother, Felicitas, was the daughter of Franz von Juraschek, a professor and later a prominent civil servant.

Mr. Block said he could not recall whether folk artists who later became prominent had participated in his Village jams.

Two months later, a prominent Baptist pastor at the Values Voter Summit in Washington called Mormonism a cult and encountered an instant — and warranted — backlash.

The town was also settled by missionaries (in the 1840s) and by Sierra Leone Creoles, who later became prominent as missionaries and as businessmen.