Sentence examples for sites prominently from inspiring English sources

Many volunteer supply booths at the protest sites prominently display "no photo" signs, a plea to keep their operators' identities under wraps.

Mr. Penzone's Web site prominently features a "Republicans for Penzone" link.

Mr. Maddox's company Web site prominently features photographs of him with the Obamas.

The official Xinhua news agency Web site prominently linked its reports on the tire dispute and the Chinese investigations.

The day after her 2008 win, her campaign Web site prominently posted this headline from a local newspaper: "Gilibrand's Stature Likely to Rise After Win".

It is why the company's Web site prominently features a "match 'n' play court colorizer," allowing users to experiment with variously hued combinations.

The biographical page of his Senate campaign Web site prominently displays a photo of a young Mr. Blumenthal, in his crisp blue and white uniform.

Ms. Pappas's NOW-NY Web site prominently champions the Equal Rights Amendment, features an online version of its print newsletter and is sprinkled liberally with language like "in sisterhood and equality".

However, the home page of his Web site prominently features two references to his Times writing: several of his blog posts are featured there and, separately, viewers see a link to the You're the Boss blog.

Like the Internet homes of many politicians, the new Web site prominently featured social networking bells and whistles, including links to a Facebook page, a Flickr photo stream and a Twitter feed, @NYGovernor.

On his campaign Web site, prominently displayed near the top of the home page, is a notice that says in large white-on-black type, "The last NY governor from Buffalo became president of the United States".