"Johnny", as he was known to friends and family, will be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor and natural athletic prowess.
She opens with Achilles, perhaps the ultimate epic hero, whose natural beauty, prowess in battle, fearlessness in the face of death and acceptance of his fate made him the closest thing to a superman.
It is comforting to think that, many years hence, Hernandez might wake up one morning overwhelmed with horror at just how much he squandered — a forty-million-dollar contract, the adulation of a sports-crazed city, enough natural athletic prowess to achieve football immortality.
Arnold rose to prominence at now disgraced Enron for his natural gas trading prowess.
They're a natural match – personality over prowess in the vocals, charging beats and five minutes of wandering around the point before getting to it.
If you've encountered Mr. Lewis's playing, stressing instrumental prowess seems natural; if you haven't, dip into an album like Anthony Braxton's "Quartet (Dortmund) 1976," and you will hear instantly why Mr. Lewis is revered among avant-garde jazz aficionados.
Fitzgerald is a natural storyteller and his literary prowess has entranced his readers for decades.
At the end of Wells's novel, Britain is saved not by military prowess but by natural selection: the Martians succumb to a bacterial infection.
Now with Manchester United, formerly of Liverpool, Real Madrid, Newcastle and England, Owen's prowess as a natural goal scorer has always been subject to his medical condition.
Billboards here extol a "natural gas revolution" and the prowess demonstrated by a satellite put into orbit last year with China's assistance, while daily blackouts plague poor areas where the satellite was supposed to help provide phone and Internet services.
