Next weekend's Melbourne derby is a mouth-watering prospect, one that, on paper at least, is shaping as the best yet.
Going from the media to the NHS, via academia, was a daunting prospect; one which wasn't helped by a simple Google search.
It is a fascinating prospect, one that was raised again last week when the most recently discovered carcass of a mammoth was revealed to the public in Yokohama, Japan.
For Apple to step in and say "Put your Word file here, the program will do the rest" is a revolutionary prospect, one akin to the endless possibilities afforded by GarageBand and iMovie.
It's a daunting prospect, one that I have experienced myself.
Despite the mere formality of the meeting, and the improbability of Real Madrid really joining the NBA, it's an intriguing prospect; one that gives credence to the prospect of the NBA as a truly global league, a position that it's been inching towards for decades now.
Machine translation – the use of computers to translate automatically among human languages – is an alluring prospect, one that for more than 50 years has fascinated researchers, inspired idealists and opportunists, and provoked unease among professional translators.
Wireless transmission of sound to mass, undifferentiated audiences represented an astonishing prospect, one that frequently prompted predictions of national unity, universal education, and international cooperation.
The next day, we sailed northwards, through Soay Sound and up the west coast of Skye, as lonely and as lovely a prospect as one could wish for on a summer morning.
A motorcar company sent one of its representatives down to Washington, where he opened an office and posed as a prospect for one of his company's cars.
By H. E. Nash and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 19 , 1938P. 13 A motorcar company sent one of its representatives down to Washington, where he opened an office and posed as a prospect for one of his company's cars.
