Sentence examples for prominence a from inspiring English sources
The British pianist Paul Lewis, now forty-one, came to prominence a little more than a decade ago, with powerfully pensive recordings, on the Harmonia Mundi label, of the late sonatas of Schubert.
He is delighted with his new national prominence, a result of Mr Haider's demise.
For a start, it brought to prominence a generation of Shakespeare lovers.
With Ms. Évora's prominence, a younger generation of Cape Verdean musicians embraced morna and performed it internationally.
THE university's push to attract more foreign students is part of the "Path to Prominence," a plan laid out by Delaware's president, Patrick T. Harker.
In fairness to the Times I would greatly appreciate it if you would be kind enough to print with reasonable prominence a correction in your next issue".
All the considerable benefits, things like guaranteed access to customer bases, EPG prominence, an incredibly valuable benefit.
"La Barbie," whose nickname sprung from his blonde hair and boyish good looks, rose to prominence a decade ago as a lieutenant of the Beltran Leyva brothers, a family of drug traffickers from the northern Pacific state of Sinaloa who built a criminal network in much of southern Mexico before authorities dismantled their organization.
That man, Matt Drudge, came to national prominence a decade ago as a nemesis of the Clintons who used the Web to peddle, gleefully, the latest news and rumor generated by the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Every one we visited stood on a prominence near a river.
They're a rap group, nominally, who rose to something of anti-prominence a few years ago as a "screamo-crunk" group.
