Sentence examples for prominence supporting from inspiring English sources
The 22-year-old Rae Morris shot to prominence supporting Bombay Bicycle Club before releasing debut album, Unguarded, this year.
He continued to rise in prominence, supporting the House of York during the War of the Roses, fighting in the Hundred Years War in France but making his fortune from the Gascon wine trade.
He rose to prominence for supporting 3D-printed guns as far back as 2013, causing a panic that reduced interest in the 3D printing industry and led to a court decision in July that found 3D printed gun plans to be legal.
Ratajkowski parlayed her sudden prominence into supporting roles in major films.
The intermittent ridge runs from Puget Sound to the Missouri River to Montauk Point on Long Island, forming the prominence that supports its old lighthouse.
We hypothesize that compression of muscle tissue between a bony prominence and a supporting surface locally influences the diffusion capacity of muscle.
He came to prominence as the supporting male in the cast of post-Lily Allen dropped-aitch pop, peddling music that sounded like the Libertines might have done had they been developed by scientists in a sterile environment.
In sum, although social groups such as blue collar workers and the unemployed are not the absolute majority among the supporters of the AfD, the approval rating for the AfD within those groups is increasing faster than for any other group, and their prominence as main supporting groups of the AfD is also growing.
The dorsal cortical surface of the radius thickens to form Lister's tubercle with further osseous prominences to support the extensors of the wrist.
WARSAW (AP) — The Rev. Henryk Jankowski, a Polish priest who gained prominence in the 1980s by supporting Lech Walesa's Solidarity movement but later saw his reputation marred by anti-Semitic remarks and an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse of a minor, died on Monday in Gdansk.
The group gained national prominence and support with its campaign to pressure Taco Bell's parent company, Yum! Brands, to pay one cent more per pound of tomatoes which succeeded in 2005.
