Sentence examples for prominent post from inspiring English sources

His most prominent post was that of party treasurer (1976-81).

One of the prominent post war intellectuals in France, a group which includes Lacan, Levi Strauss, Foucault and Derrida.

Speculation is building at Westminster about which members might be dropped or moved to a less prominent post.

Now that Negroponte is the Bush administration's nominee for the prominent post of ambassador to the United Nations, questions from that era are again being raised.

To understand why her supporters are betting that she will prevail, consider how she came to this prominent post in the first place.

The conductor George Manahan recently lost his most prominent post when the New York City Opera eliminated the job of music director, which he had held since 1996.

Sorrentino's most pointed previous portrayal of a high-ranking politician was 2008's Il Divo, whose subject was Giulio Andreotti, perhaps the most prominent post-war statesman in the country, who served as prime minister seven times.

Growing Lebanese resentment of Syrian tutelage erupted after the assassination early this year of Rafik Hariri, Lebanon's most prominent post-war politician, which many Lebanese instinctively blamed on Syria.

After appointing Drew G. Faust as president last year, Harvard now has women serving in two prominent posts.

Nobody was punished and many of those accused remained in prominent posts.

Gingrich and Giuliani have heavyweight credentials as well as a national profile and would thus be logical choices for prominent posts.