Sentence examples for prominent contributor from inspiring English sources

Primarily he was a prominent contributor to the post-1945 renainsance in research into Einstein's theory of general relativity.

Ms. Palin, a prominent contributor to programs like "On the Record," last appeared on Fox News in mid-December.

Mr. Chang's lawyer, Michael Critchley, another prominent contributor to Mr. Torricelli's 1996 campaign, did not respond to telephone messages seeking comment.

Like Mr. Villaraigosa, Mr. Becerra asked President Bill Clinton to review the case of a convicted drug dealer, Carlos Vignali, whose father is a prominent contributor to local Democratic politicians.

When Harold Ross founded The New Yorker, exactly sixty-four yeago ago, Barton figured as one of its advisory editors and as a prominent contributor, providing not only theatrical caricatures but tart and droll short reviews as captions.

Honeycutt was a Southern firecracker, a pal to many of the New Yorker gang (for a short while, she was married to St. Clair McKelway, a prominent contributor), and she probably understood Thurber as well as anyone ever did.

Furthermore, a number of prominent figures caliphs (Al-Walīd ibn Yazīd, for example, and Ibn al-Muʿtazz), ministers, philosophers, and theologians were prominent contributors to the poetic tradition.

Some prominent contributors to the cause of Syrian freedom, such as Dr Aref Dalila of Aleppo and mother-of-two Tahama Maruf, happen to be Alawite.

One of SciFutures's more prominent contributors is Ken Liu, a Hugo authorwinning andhor and the translator of the popular Chinese science-fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem".

MSNBC signed a number of prominent contributors to new contracts earlier this year, in part to stave off attempts by Mr. Olbermann to poach them.

"Eli is one of the most important collectors in the world, and it will only serve to attract other prominent contributors," he wrote.