Sentence examples similar to rose to prominence quickly from inspiring English sources

That's slowly changing, but standouts still rise to prominence quickly.

Judge Afiuni, previously an obscure jurist, quickly rose to prominence when she freed Mr. Cedeño, a businessman jailed on charges of circumventing currency controls.

Though he did not record professionally until he was in his late 30s, Watson quickly rose to prominence with his smooth baritone voice and folksy charm, as well as his masterful renditions of traditional and popular tunes backed by his virtuoso banjo and flat-picking guitar playing.

The marble video, which can be seen at youtube.com/watch?v=3OmpnfL5PCw quickly rose to prominence on YouTube's entertainment section, and since then, according to Blendtec's marketing director, George Wright, the company's 30 videos have been viewed more than 11 million times.

Breathometer, a startup that quickly rose to prominence due to an appearance on Shark Tank, has agreed to a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission in which it will offer refunds for mobile-connected breathalyzer devices the company sold from 2013 to 2015.

He quickly rose to prominence after World War II, beginning in 1947 with a concert of lieder, or art songs, and at the Berlin opera.

He rose to prominence during Nikita Khrushchev's rule.

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

Maxfield Parrish rose to prominence during this same era.

Two philosophies rose to prominence in America.

Chegwin rose to prominence presenting Swap Shop alongside Noel Edmonds and John Craven from 1976.