Sentence examples for prominence until from inspiring English sources

After Mazari, no Hazara leader reached national prominence until the formation of the Karzai government, in 2002.

As the piece proceeds, the flute & violin seem to retire gradually from prominence, until finally they fall silent.

Geniuses and scam artists take the same path to prominence until the law eventually forces them to diverge".

Paris has ruled fashion since the mid-19th century, and the American collections did not come into any prominence until World War II.

The former, often alluded to as speculative philosophy of history, has had a long and varied career; the latter, which is generally known as critical or analytical philosophy of history, did not rise to prominence until the 20th century.

Although the city is mentioned in Egyptian records of the 2nd millennium bce, it did not gain prominence until it was granted the status of a Roman colony, the Colonia Julia Augusta Felix Berytus, in 14 bce.

The city's prominence continued until the 7th century, when a citadel was built in Azotus Paraliyus as a stronghold against the Byzantine navy.

Yet, despite K-pop's prominence in Asia, until recently few in the United States had heard of it.

This prominence, scarcely paralleled until Victor Hugo in the 19th century, faded into relative neglect in the 17th and 18th centuries; but his reputation was reinstated by the critic C.-A. C.-A. Sainte-Beuveit handremaited secure.

Since a failed republican insurrection on January 31 , 1891 red and green had been established as the colours of the Portuguese Republican Party and its associated movements, whose political prominence kept growing until it reached a culmination period following the Republican revolution of October 5, 1910.

Her first novel had such a tremendous impact that, one journalist wrote, "we have no memory of a more sensational debut, which lifted to such prominence a name that, until shortly before, had been completely unknown".