Sentence examples similar to prominent leap from inspiring English sources
Ana's death split the art world in half, with many prominent artists leaping to shelter Andre from the so-called "feminist cabal".
Some of New York's most prominent retailers made the leap: Nicholas D'Agostino Sr., founder of the supermarkets that bear his name, operated a pushcart after immigrating from Italy.
Leap Wireless (nasdaq: LEAP).
The Durst Organization, a prominent landlord in Midtown, leapt first.
GEORGETTE MOSBACHER, a prominent Republican fund-raiser, leapt to President Bush's defense.
And prominent among the stories leaping out of the pages will be adverts.
Just months ago Mr. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, became one of the most prominent officials to make the leap from the Clinton to the Bush administrations.
He leaps to the prominent Warp Records for his new effort, "R Plus Seven," due out on Sept. 30.
Dr. Dean turned down invitations to appear on the major morning network interview shows, a prominent platform that his opponents leaped at.
The way campaigns play out is largely determined by fundamentals.So I was amused, and slightly put out, when, in the wake of the re-release of Mitt Romney's infamous 47% remarks, a number of prominent figures in the media leaped at the chance to overestimate its significance.
