Sentence examples for Prodigiously large from inspiring English sources

In this case, MTV is building its campaign around a protagonist who, midway through his show's debut episode, is revealed to his entire school to have a prodigiously large penis.

The past is harder to see from the Futurliner's driver's seat, partly because the prodigiously large rearview mirrors are mounted too far back for the pilot to use without contorting in his throne-like central perch.

In the history of Western painting, Turner looms large as a prodigiously gifted, productive and innovative figure.

He's prodigiously talented, has a great facility for staging and a great appetite for work".

The Taiwan company quietly but prodigiously supplied hardware to big consumer-technology brands.

In loving if sometimes windy detail, since his great book is buried inside a larger and more meandering one, the prodigiously talented author of "Wonder Boys" leads readers into the world of Sam and Joe's pop collaboration.

A few rare cosmic rays pack an astonishing wallop, however, with energies prodigiously greater than the highest ever attained by human-made accelerators like CERN's Large Hadron Collider.

Because Torrente's means were limited and his family large (11 children from two marriages), he taught high school and wrote prodigiously, crafting 25 novels, in order to maintain an income.

In the mid-18th century, when British, Dutch, French, and Portuguese traders provided a profitable contraband business in hides and tallow in the frontier regions around Buenos Aires, gauchos arose to hunt the large herds of escaped horses and cattle that had roamed freely, bred prodigiously, and remained safe from predators on the extensive Pampas.

Because although he is prodigiously talented – whatever his protestations – he is no child prodigy.

He also struck out prodigiously, and his reputation began to harden around the game: big power but lots of strikeouts.