Sentence examples for prominence comes from inspiring English sources
Yet with prominence comes a little bit of apprehension for the summer, according to Sherwood.
His first chance at cultural prominence came with the creation of MOCA.
His latest bout of disproportionate prominence came as leader of a backbench tax rebellion.
Its prominence came only after the fall of Israel to Assyria in 722 B.C.
It's the price of Allied Works' sudden national prominence, coming just six years after the firm's first major commission.
Britain's rise to industrial prominence came about because it was the first society to create the institutional trinity.
His greatest prominence came in the 1993 fight between Woody Allen and Mia Farrow for custody of their three children.
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.
His ascent to national prominence came through finance – building houses, massively promoting credit cards, buying a provincial bank, publishing, becoming Apple's representative in Chile.
The moment that propelled him to real prominence came in 1960, when he inherited the title Viscount Stansgate on the death of his father.
One of the earliest signs of their rise to prominence came with the use of feminine endings on what had always been masculine nouns.
