Strangers share their deepest secrets, seeking solace through his prominence as a gay man who has had the strength to admit his weaknesses.
Forty years ago, at Silverstone, James Hunt first broke through to prominence on the Formula One stage, with a superb drive to fourth place in exalted company.
Mr. Saleh is most likely to return to Sana and will retain considerable influence, through the prominence of his family and tribe, which have dominated the Yemeni military for the past three decades.
In "American Vintage," Lukacs, wine columnist for The Washington Times, traces wine's history in the United States from the 18th-century Spanish missionaries in California through its prominence on wine lists at upscale restaurants.
This helped foster an independent spirit that was evident long before oil; until the late 19th century, an Orcadian diaspora ran much of Canada, through its prominence in the Hudson Bay Company.Indeed, it was this that enabled the islanders to drive a hard revenue-sharing bargain with the oil industry, which underlies their wealth.
Cabernet Sauvignon became internationally recognized through its prominence in Bordeaux wines where it is often blended with Merlot and Cabernet Franc.
In general, several key features are conceived from this work: (1) the strength of the Fe NHis bond is directly related to the extent of ruffling; (2) the Cys12-to-heme linkage strongly influences the intensity of the band at ∼340 cm–1 and is directly related to the CXXCH loop stiffness; (3) the degree of heme distortion is elucidated through the prominence of the band at ∼390 cm–1.
Minnesota achieved prominence through fur trading, logging, and farming, and later through railroads, and iron mining.
Then, again, Ms. Hoang has achieved new prominence through her dispute with the site.
Meanwhile "Composers" has gained prominence through an initiative focusing on artists who both write and perform.
