Sentence examples for a prodigious work ethic from inspiring English sources
He is a scorer and playmaker combined, gifted with feathery control of the puck and a prodigious work ethic as well.
He writes or co-writes a lot of his songs, can claim a string of acting credits and has a prodigious work ethic.
Istomin had never thought of a career beyond tennis, and he battled back to reach a career-high ranking of 33 three years ago, testimony to an indomitable will and a prodigious work ethic.
"He had that combination of knowledge and passion, and then a prodigious work ethic," said Peter D. Feaver, a professor of political science at Duke University who worked with Mr. McGurk in the Bush administration.
He had a prodigious work ethic, always trying to write 1,000 words a day, a standard I've only come close to meeting when working to finish books of my own.
He left school at 15 with a prodigious work ethic and was proud to have several jobs at once.
Azar had been recommended by Leonard Leo, the head of the Federalist Society and, after a look at his résumé and one phone conversation, Wiley said, "We knew immediately that Alex was the guy". Thompson quickly agreed Azar was what he wanted in his general counsel: a sharp intellect, prodigious work ethic and open to unorthodox ideas.
Having turned bull riding into an international success, Bernard spent his first year and a half atop IndyCar using his prodigious work ethic and showmanship to try to revive a sport whose heyday went out with the Nixon Era.
"It was an immense thing," he said, "this prodigious work ethic …" These days, Soames works seven days a week, five or six hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
Paglia gives Gaga no credit for her prodigious work ethic, bizarrely suggesting that her constant touring is a way of avoiding "serious scrutiny".
Vargas, a light-welterweight who became the youngest national amateur champion ever when he won the title last year as a 16-year-old, is revered in the La Colonia Boxing Club in Oxnard, in part for his prodigious work ethic.
