Sentence examples similar to prodigal era from inspiring English sources
No prodigal sons in the grand era, at least until Pettitte was shunned for a while.
So it was nice that the Boston Early Music Festival's production of Lully's "Psyché," which opened on Tuesday at the Cutler Majestic Theater, captured some of the antic excess of the era, with a prodigal wealth of singers and dancers in colorful costumes, awash in lace and face powder.
Among Chinese youth, the favorite player of the post-Jordan era may be the league's prodigal son: Allen Iverson.
Meanwhile, the prodigal transfer of cash by the public to corporations in the new-era days has not only made infinite trouble for the security holder, but it has seriously demoralized our banking structure.
Tells about infectious diseases which did not respond to antibiotics which led to a statement by one scientist that unless we put a halt to the prodigal use of antibiotics we may soon be forced back into the pre-antibiotic era of medicine.
THE PRODIGAL, by Derek Walcott.
Most prodigal and plucky".
6 7 8 PRODIGAL SUMMER, by Barbara Kingsolver.
9 8 5 PRODIGAL SUMMER, by Barbara Kingsolver.
It all seems wildly prodigal.
