Sentence examples for meteoric world from inspiring English sources
Bleasdale's rise has been meteoric: world junior bronze medallist in 2010, European Under-23 champion in 2011 and world indoor bronze medallist in March this year.
Unions, by demanding that employers provide coverage, helped fuel Blue Cross's meteoric growth after World War II.
His art has made a meteoric rise to world renown notoriety, from Buckingham Palace to the White House, but one fact is indisputable.
Carl Hester, Laura Bechtolsheimer and Charlotte Dujardin confirmed their meteoric rise in the world standings over the past couple of years by winning both team gold and then individual gold, courtesy of Dujardin.
Newsweek commented, "There are several unbelievable things about Elvis, but the most incredible is his staying power in a world where meteoric careers fade like shooting stars".
How Judah Folkman progressed to his meteoric rise as a world-renowned cancer researcher is the subject of "Dr. Folkman's War," a rich account of modern medicine, scientific research and one man's magnificently obsessive quest for truth.
The artist and director Julian Schnabel made Basquiat and his meteoric rise in the art world the subject of his first film, Basquiat (1996).
It was the start of his 15-year run at Balenciaga and the beginning of his meteoric rise in the fashion world.
On Afghanistan's meteoric rise in the cricket world: "There was nothing before.
Atticus' rise in the poetry world has been meteoric, unhindered by the concealment of his real name.
Seven years later, he was at his first World Cup, a meteoric rise for a player whose family had never intended him to play the game.
