Sentences with phrase «global prominence»

In between, she met and married artist Robert Delaunay, and achieved global prominence as a fashion designer through her progressive Paris - based Atelier Simultané.

He soon rose to global prominence after being cast as Jon Snow in the hit HBO show Game of Thrones starting in 2011, which soon led to other appearances in movies like Silent Hill: Revelation in 2012 and Pompeii and How to Train Your Dragon 2 in 2014.

In the middle decades of the twentieth century, American artists forged styles that reflected the new global prominence of the United States.

In this capacity, she advised more than 250 Enforcement attorneys on investigation techniques, strategies, and protocols on cases with global prominence.

Joshua gained global prominence on Saturday when he added the WBO title to his other three titles with a unanimous point win over Joseph Parker.

Last season Onuachu shot to global prominence when he scored the winner for the unfacied Danes against English giants Manchester United in the first leg of their round of 32 elimination game.

This fills a gap in the Museum's collection and brings to greater global prominence one of Britain's most well - known sculptors.

Apple strongly claims that it can transform mainstream technology in such a manner that it would attain global prominence through their iPhones and iPads.

It is another example of how this designation bequeaths international investment prospects, as well as of its emerging global prominence, he says.

Also, Fuentes said the country's real estate sector could gain more global prominence thanks to the revitalization of downtown Kingston, a renewed publicity push for international tourism, and the proximity of its ports to the Panama Canal, which is due for expansion.

There are only 22,000 Hackney cabs in London, but Nissan sees the city's global prominence as being a good way of promoting its brand — a less modified version of the NV200 has already been approved as the next taxi for New York City.

The Arctic is region is growing rapidly in global prominence, due in large part to the environmental changes caused by global warming.

Op Art rose to global prominence after the success of an exhibition called The Responsive Eye at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1965.

A bullish Dane with an endless line of patter and apparently boundless self - belief, this is Nielsen's tenth visit to the jewellery fair — eight of which were with Pandora, a jewellery brand that he helped nurture to global prominence — and it feels like a homecoming.

A major retrospective at Tate Modern in 2013 brought her to global prominence.

Destroy All Monster's Mike Kelley, of course, moved to L.A. and ascended to global prominence.

Shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 1994, Doig came to global prominence in the mid-2000s when his mysterious, richly layered, figurative paintings, with their multifarious references to art history and popular culture, began to command astounding prices.

As a result, the BMA will partner with the Rose to curate the U.S. Pavilion in the 57th Venice Biennale, a coveted space of global prominence and scrutiny.

«The technologies of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have elevated the United States to global prominence as an energy superpower.

The City of Toronto is enjoying a period of success and global prominence: its arts, culture, and business scenes are all thriving; tourists are arriving from around the world; and its population is booming.

He finds great satisfaction in helping others grow and realize their goals in planning a global prominence for Young Living.