Sentence examples for really prominent from inspiring English sources

"That," Mr. Rolston said, "is going to go in a really prominent place".

Her neck and the top of her shoulder were really prominent.

11.03am: The PCC code has been made "really prominent" in News International staff contracts, says Caseby.

"Brands that are engaging in conversations are finding really prominent ones and turning those into campaigns," Mr. Lunenfeld said.

I was young, wide-eyed and rock still had a really prominent place in the wider musical landscape".

"The most interesting creatively was Ukraine-Russia and there were some really prominent, good, high-quality people involved.

"The South African issue hasn't really been prominent among students lately, but the faculty took the initiative, and I think that has gotten people to thinking," said senior Chris Reimann, policy coordinator for the Student Coordinating Committee.

And I really enjoyed a prominent ramp presence in a velvety Greek-style egg and lemon soup.

He was like, 'Where they want to drill the hole, that area's not really our most prominent [territory].

"Kiribati is a very small country and has never really had a prominent athlete before," Lambourne says.

"Associate producer" is really just a prominent thank you; "executive producer" generally means someone who brought in financing but didn't play a large creative role.