Sentence examples for when prominent from inspiring English sources
When prominent violinists go into chamber music, the result is often miniaturized concerto.
When prominent people leave the battles of daily politics, their approval ratings tend to rise.
Some controversy is inevitable when prominent buildings (or their floors) are dedicated.
Knee-jerk reactions are best avoided when prominent teams are dismantled.
When prominent doctors and scientists "guest author" papers ghostwritten by drug companies, the formulation can be toxic.
When prominent figures die, hundreds or even thousands of people come to pay their respects and to pray for them.
But it remains the case that when prominent Democrats seek the political center today they're almost always more willing to compromise on economic policy than on social issues.
When prominent Russian coaches, including Tamara Moskvina, also joined the Ice House coaching circle, the rink became a destination of choice for Russian and American skaters alike.
How can he and CNN compete in prime time when viewers seem to crave partisan political programs and when prominent guests -- the lifeblood of Mr. King's show -- would rather burnish their images on other channels?
In the 1990s, when prominent men like Justice Clarence Thomas and Senator Robert Packwood were facing accusations of sexual harassment, Ms. Brown publicly disdained the charges, arguing that sexual attention from men is almost always flattering.
On Saturday afternoon the work's festive intent was revived, when prominent New York musicians played it to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Avant Media, a New York nonprofit new-music organization directed by the composer Randy Gibson.
