Sentence examples for prominent billing from inspiring English sources

In 1925, American set designers unionized and began to receive prominent billing in productions.

Her message contrasted with a presentation by U Than Htay, Myanmar's minister of energy, that received much less prominent billing.

Simon Kernick has defended the cover of his thriller "Deadline," which gives prominent billing to Dan Brown.

American companies have gradually become the biggest source of this corporate revenue, and their executives often get prominent billing at forum events.

You would never see the motive get such prominent billing in an account of one teenager stabbing another – "the murderer believed the victim to have stolen his phone".

He spoke in place of Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, who was to have attended but canceled soon after news reports appeared saying that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi would go and after organizers released a schedule giving her prominent billing.

One of the most prominent bills in America's Congress, for instance, includes a "safety valve".

They are noted for the presence, in a few species, of a bony casque, or helmet, surmounting the prominent bill.

What most of the prominent bills passed this year have in common is that they moved state policy significantly to the left -- much further than the Senate Republicans had been willing to go before.

There's even a red-orange stripe on his prominent bill, and his pants are a striped poly wonder.

The fact that Ross's name was so prominent – the billing in reverse alphabetical order – seemed to indicate a blurring of administrative and artistic powers, previewing the confusions that resulted in her sudden departure.