Significados de come to prominence en inglés

In recent years another idea has come to prominence.

The speed with which he has come to prominence has left many Canadian commentators bewildered.

And he'd come to prominence when he first was elected to the euphemistically named Commission of Public Safety.

She has come to prominence only recently, mostly through her involvement in the talks and her media interviews.

Traditionally, London has seen young names come to prominence and then, with rare exception, disappear as rapidly as they appeared.

Works of art that come to prominence seem to be heaped with plaudits for one thing: their "shockability".

In complete contrast to the demonic stereotype, an alternative vision of the wolf has come to prominence over the last 50 years.

It is the first time that AMCU has been directly involved in wage negotiations having come to prominence during the wildcat strikes of 2012.

Also copied in on the exchange is Laura Murray, who has come to prominence in recent days after she was seconded to Labour's complaints unit.

She'd come to prominence by replacing Robert Carrier as the Sunday Times cookery writer, and although this was her only significant book, it's hugely influential.

England winger Andros Townsend has signed a new four-year contract with Tottenham Hotspur.The 22-year-old has come to prominence both on and off the (...)

Future Islands came to prominence in 2014 with their fourth album Single.

He first came to prominence as a youth leader in Co Wexford.

Maliki came to prominence during the darkest days of that conflict.

The former teacher came to prominence during the Civil Rights Movement in 1968.

She was also a well-known artist who came to prominence late in life.