Sentence examples for prominent all from inspiring English sources

"This is becoming more and more prominent, all these shootings".

And for that reason the story is on the front page of the Washington Post this morning and prominent all over the airwaves.

Speaking of patient: This author's best books, of which "The English Patient" is the most prominent, all rely on such methods to a certain degree.

But Mel Stottlemyre revealed this past Sunday that he has cancer of the bone marrow, and that will dominate today's story line and remain prominent all season.

English is becoming so prominent all over the world that even native speakers are used to hearing all different levels.

Three other prominent All-Stars — Jon Lester, David Price and Rivera — were replaced because of injury.

In addition, the general area has two prominent all-girls Catholic schools: St . John Villa Academy and St

In the top handful of international stars, the most prominent all-out battler is Alexei Shirov, a 27-year-old Latvian emigre who now plays Board 1 for Spain.

He said the museum would not focus on the Tulsa race riots of 1921 and the rise of Tulsa's prominent, all-black Greenwood district (also known as the Black Wall Street) because the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa already featured extensive exhibits on those issues.

So too, in some accounts, did Barbara Olson, one of the most prominent of all the Hillary-haters.

Compared to the carbonate signals, the phosphate signals were more prominent in all the serum pellets.