Sentence examples for prominence against from inspiring English sources
Both first came to tabloid prominence against the gaudy backdrop of the nineteen-eighties.
Follow the selected menu and the chances are better that you will still be hungry when the B.C.S. bowls begin on Monday -- as Notre Dame (9-2) celebrates its return to national prominence against Oregon State (10-1) in the Fiesta Bowl and Purdue (8-3) toies toutscorere Washington (10-1) in the Rose Bowl.
The pro-MEK campaign has taken on new prominence against the backdrop of the nuclear standoff involving the U.S., Israel and Iran, whose government is a sworn enemy of the MEK.
He came to international prominence against the backdrop of Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) from Britain in 1965, following which he initially stood by the British Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs as an adviser; he then provoked acrimony in British government circles by declaring Ian Smith's post-UDI administration legal in 1968.
The red, green, and yellow hues of the apples emphasize their prominence against the softer colors of the table and vases.
Abraham Lincoln rose to prominence arguing against slavery and attacking the Dred Scott decision.
His return to prominence came against the off-coverage of Charles Tillman, the veteran corner coming off perhaps the best game of his stellar nine-year career.
If a man owed his prominence to discrimination against women, why seek his blessing?
The attack on a girl who had risen to prominence after campaigning against the efforts of the Taliban to violently stop girls attending school drew global condemnation.
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He did so by mounting what was for Russia a novel kind of grass roots insurgency, stumping for votes on the streets and raising money online, where he first rose to prominence by crusading against pervasive corruption in government and business.
