Sentence examples for someone prominent from inspiring English sources

Someone prominent and old will be high on the to-do list; someone prominent and ailing is, too.

Someone prominent and in a high-risk job may also deserve an advance.

The White House needs to put someone prominent in charge of the issue now, or risk being caught off guard later.

Mr. Levy let it be known that he was looking for someone prominent to become the school's permanent principal, perhaps even a Nobel Prize winner.

But when it is a doctor, someone prominent in the community, "someone of higher status and repute, then it affects everyone," he said.

Although it's unclear just how many elevators in the United States come equipped with cameras, there seems to always be a digital eye watching when someone prominent does something embarrassing or potentially criminal inside a lift.

While European leaders are expected to avoid identifying names for the big jobs, they may decide, at least informally, whether they want the president to be a big personality, or whether they prefer to have someone less prominent, instead reserving a high profile for the foreign policy position.

Perhaps surprisingly for someone so prominent in academia, Ms. Kagan published very little.

Reporters covering his first campaign for governor in 1994 asked why someone as prominent as Bush would associate with such a person.

Parents, faculty members and alumni of Bronx Science favored William J. Stark, the acting principal, while Mr. Levy and the Bronx superintendent, Norman Wechsler, held out for someone more prominent.

The silence in the early weeks of the crackdown has emboldened the authorities and was probably decisive in the decision to go after someone as prominent as Ai Weiwei.