Sentence examples for prominence earlier from inspiring English sources
Blair frequently looked for advice from businessmen who had come to prominence earlier, under the Conservative prime minister Thatcher.
The province's European Champions Cup captain would have risen to Test prominence earlier had he not had to bide his time for residency qualification.
Evony first came to prominence earlier this year, when it launched with a spurt of online promotion – including a risqué advertising campaign which drew widespread condemnation.
Slovenia's newly formed United Left has risen to prominence this year.
Navalny rose to prominence last year as an anti-corruption crusader.
Loosely organised and motivated by causes rather than money, these online rebels shot to prominence last year.
Fordham reveled in its return to prominence this week, albeit on a much more modest scale.
The job gained new prominence this week when Mexico took a two-year seat on the United Nations Security Council.
Kaepernick's protest first came to prominence last week, and has sparked debate across America.
Orchestral musicians have a bit more prominence today, as they increasingly take on public roles as negotiators in labor disputes.
Other breeds of greatest prominence today originated in India (Brahman), France (Charolais; Limousin; Normandy), Switzerland (Simmental), and Africa (Africander).
