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121. a young actor who has recently risen to prominence.

122. It gives the musicians a place of prominence.

123. He has that prominence no longer.

124. Newspapers, next day, accorded the story similar prominence.

125. Prominence usually occurs in the chromosphere, such as solar surface " earrings. "

126. Meanwhile, the world economic crisis has catapulted China to even greater prominence in its own right.

127. The goitre namely appears or increases, small prominence in the outer ring and the scrotum outset department, big drops to cloudy Shun, assumes the pear, swells the material to be soft.

128. The news should be chronicled without undue prominence or headlines.

129. From the side, it shows a definite profile due to the prominence of the superciliary ridges.

130. It is our goal to create modern home atmosphere of coziness, elegance and prominence with "people-oriented" principle.

131. Current probe support software, more or less, the problems in the process of exploring prominence to support enough, software and systematic poorer level virtualization of universal lack, etc.

132. Objective To detect the prominence of the use of pure titanium plate of internal immobilization in treating mandibular bone fractures.

133. It also demonstrates the internet's growing prominence as a sports broadcast medium.

134. "This guy ties everybody together, " says a veteran U.S. intelligence officer who has been watching Kashmiri's rise to prominence closely but is not authorized to speak publicly.

135. As their prominence grew, the Khmer kings initiated many grand public works projects.

136. A relatively new subdiscipline in architecture that has gained significant prominence is the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).

136. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

137. But they are achieving prominence in China, and winning plaudits from their peers.

138. The paper explores the basic contents of Chenyun's thoughtway and means and the condition where we carry out the study on this subject, which gives prominence to the meaning of this study.

139. Our activity will give prominence to the consanguineous relationship between Microsoft and our entertainment, study and work.

140. Audrey gained immediate 15 prominence in the US with her role in Roman Holiday in 1953.

141. With the advent of Joe Louis, who first gained national prominence in 1935 and became heavyweight champion two years later, the heavyweight division returned to center stage.

142. Bayesian inference has also gained prominence in e-mail spam-fighting, and in non-spam-related areas such as customer affinity engines (or, commercial recommendation engines).

143. The city gained prominence as a whaling and trading center due to its accessible harbor, and it continues to attract transpacific tourist ships today.

144. The 130,000 square yard islet of Galesnjak came to prominence after its unusual shape was highlighted on Google Earth.

145. To high-grade decoration , finishing material sigmatism , should give prominence to the key points , embody the principle that high material uses accurate.

146. But without a large prominence eruption, we will not have a magnetic storm here at Earth that drives the brilliant aurora.

147. Expressing illiberal views may bring some politicians into temporary prominence.

148. That is, taking education carrier choicely , guiding the carrier construction by "three nearness", giving prominence to culture character of the carrier and combining all education carriers.

149. A famous commander, tribal chief and cleric, Haqqani came to prominence during the war against the Soviets.

150. The synthetic organic pesticides gained prominence during the World War II.