Sentence examples for expect a prodigy from inspiring English sources
There was a palpable difference between the two; whereas the obsessions of Baker's (adult) narrator - about wing-flap milk cartons, and moving staircases - seemed genuinely compulsive, and to have grown out of a lifetime of looking, Larsen's seem too often the kind of thing that you might expect a prodigy could become hooked on in this kind of book.
And if he is more comfortable with music than with life, that's only to be expected from a prodigy from Allentown, Pennsylvania, who played his first engagement at the age of six (Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and a composition of his own).
That year, Robertson opened up his world title bid with a relatively comfortable 10-5 win over Irishman Fergal O'Brien, but on this occasion the world champion expects a far tougher test against 21-year-old snooker prodigy Trump.
The people of Mos Espa annoyingly call young Anakin, 'Annie', leading you to expect the young prodigy to break into Tomorrow at any moment.
To be so young and talented, it is only expected for people to be calling you a prodigy.
Physically, he was a prodigy.
RICHARD POSNER is a prodigy.
She is undeniably a prodigy.
"He was a prodigy," Newman told me.
"A prodigy," writes Lizzie Widdicombe.
