Sentence examples for prominence faded from inspiring English sources

Turku's prominence faded after the Finland War of 1808 and 1809, however, when Russia seized the Grand Duchy of Finland from the Swedish Empire and made Helsinki the new capital.

More recently, the plant's prominence has faded a bit as Greeley has diversified and grown.

But the paper's prominence has faded since the days when its Long Island circulation topped 500,000 and it published a popular New York City edition.

It is uncertain whether Mr. Walker's sudden prominence will fade now that the recall election is over.

Without being able to index the "web of apps," so to speak, Google's prominence could fade and its ad business could flounder.

In "The Meyerowitz Stories," that patriarch, the eighty-ish Harold Meyerowitz Dustin Hoffmann), is a sculptor — a retired and beloved professor whose artistic career is in eclipse and who can't stop talking bitterly about his faded prominence and his impending comeback.

But both Serna and Marrero struggled with their fitness and faded from prominence.

These ancient grapes have been cultivated over millennia, but they had largely faded from prominence by the middle of the 20th century.

Bowden has lamented that the Seminoles have been lacking something in the past several years as they have faded from prominence in college football.

Yet she faded from prominence in the 1960s, and her last film role was as a schoolteacher in the 1966 horror The Devil's Own, after which her talents were limited to television movies and soap operas.

They faded from prominence after a series of scandals and the collapse of the junk-bond market in the late 1980s.Today activism is mainstream and arguably the biggest preoccupation of America's boardrooms.