Sentence examples for a prodigy of the from inspiring English sources

But darkness shrouded his rise as a prodigy of the track.

(Surely you give a few hostages to describe yourself as a prodigy, even if a "prodigy of the wrong age and colour").

Born in St . Louis Thompson, who was christened Kitty Fink, was something of a prodigy on the piano, performing with the St. Louis Symphony when she was 15.

Last season he was a prodigy on the attack, capable of controlling the puck on the power play and striking 100-foot laser passes that create breakaways and goals.

A prodigy of Kim's lab, the Cheetah 3 is a 90 pound rescue robot designed to traverse terrain that is dangerous or inaccessible to humans (e.g. power plant inspection of natural disaster reconnaissance) with cat-like reflexes and motion.

She was a prodigy of sorts, although without a trace of the dazzle that prodigies tend to attract.

The Jester (Daniel Ulbricht), though a prodigy of speed, is completely unfunny.

The original said Schwartzel has been regarded as a prodigy of Ernie Els.

I read 'The Ambassadors' twice, and like it amazingly as a prodigy of skill.

He was, instead, a prodigy of hate.

Churchill called America's war effort a "prodigy of organization".