Sentence examples for under a prominent from inspiring English sources

He also studied under a prominent Worcester, Mass., lawyer.

Under a prominent brow and a broad, brightly lit forehead, the eyes, baggy and shaded, gaze off into the distance.

11. r. (1818) Polk studied under a prominent Nashville lawyer, Felix Grundy, who became attorney general in the Van Buren administration.

Anytime you favorite a Tweet, it will be available in Lazyscope under a prominent new star icon, along with the ability to read the post in-line without leaving the app.

The House of Venus, towards the eastern side of the city under a prominent cypress tree, was one of the most luxurious residences in the city.

Other unregistered firms on the list include businesses affiliated with Peter J. Powers, a deputy mayor of New York under Rudolph W. Giuliani Susan Torricellii, a prominent Democratic fund-raiser and ex-wife of former Senator Robert G. Torricelli of New Jersey; and Kevin McCabe, who served as chief of staff to Peter F. Vallone Sr. when he was the City Council speaker.

Last year the Government set up a blue-ribbon panel under Jean Matteoli, a prominent banker and politician, to try to inventory every art work, building and bank note illegally confiscated during the occupation, and to determine what to do about those that could not be restored to their owners.

When the photoanode is under illumination a prominent photocurrent changed to 35 μA is observed, which is close to twofold increment in the photocurrent (Figure 6c). Figure 7 illustrates the PEC [25] behavior of the Au NW that coated on functionalized electrode.

He studied under Giuseppe Donato, a prominent sculptor who once served as assistant foreman to Rodin.

In 1927, however, the British government appointed a constitutional reform commission under Sir John Simon, a prominent English lawyer and politician, that did not contain a single Indian.

"The tenor of the house and the nature of what they publish will be determined in a major part by whose editorial overview it is under," said Morton Janklow, a prominent literary agent.