Sentence examples for rises to prominence from inspiring English sources

But as she rises to prominence that will change.

Big employers in the state, such as Coca Cola, Delta Airlines and Home Depot, helped defeat the passage of similar legislation last year, and may do so again if the issue rises to prominence.

There is also speculation that Mr Corbyn views himself as a stop-gap leader, who would stay in post for two or three years, until a slightly softer left figure rises to prominence.

After the impetuous Blacky does great damage to himself with a hand grenade, Marko shepherds him and a crowd of partisans into a basement and tricks them into staying underground for many years while he profits from their labors as weapons makers and rises to prominence in Tito's bureaucracy.

Plutarch rises to prominence in "Catching Fire," the second book in Suzanne Collins' "Hunger Games" trilogy, though he's first mentioned in "The Hunger Games".

The discipline is extremely well positioned as the digital economy, social networking and the move toward media creation rises to prominence.

Meanwhile, other improv schools have risen to prominence.

Slovenia's newly formed United Left has risen to prominence this year.

But both Warren and Sanders have risen to prominence for a reason.

He rose to prominence during Nikita Khrushchev's rule.

Mr. Strong rose to prominence from modest roots in North Dakota.