Sentence examples for prominence playing from inspiring English sources

Will Syracuse really find football prominence playing Wake Forest and Clemson in the A.C.C., or will it wind up compromising what it is has done best?

The actor first came to prominence playing the mob hitman Virgil in the 1993 film True Romance, written by Quentin Tarantino.

The Newcastle-born 29-year-old, who came to prominence playing Margaret Thatcher in Margaret Thatcher: the Long Walk to Finchley, was last year feted for her turns in Never Let Me Go and Brighton Rock.

He first saw Hoss, then aged 25, on a chat show, several years after she had come to prominence playing a prostitute in the TV movie A Girl Called Rosemarie.

Despite his dad evidently being the gentlest and most caring parent imaginable, and being himself a kindly and lovable man, Postlethwaite came to prominence playing agonised and sometimes scary father figures.

Aaron Paul is a 36-year-old actor who came to prominence playing crystal meth dealer and producer Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad, for which he won three Emmy awards.

He wore mourning for about six months but, as was within custom, did not attend the funeral, where Lady Dudley's half-brothers, neighbours, as well as city and county prominence played the leading parts.

Eto'o attended the Kadji Sports Academy in Douala, Cameroon, and first came to national prominence while playing for UCB Douala, a second-division club, in the 1996 Cup of Cameroon.

"To complain about what is going on is not going to benefit us," said Boyega, whose career hit global prominence after playing disaffected stormtrooper Finn in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Pinto rose to prominence by playing the leading lady in the 2008 British drama film Slumdog Millionaire, a film that marked her debut.

Newell came to prominence by playing a teenager on TV, the musically driven and twerk-loving transgender high schooler Unique on "Glee".