Sentence examples for prodigious career from inspiring English sources
It may just be a cycle within a prodigious career.
Are his friends at all envious of his prodigious career?
Thick with social, cultural, and political history, Nicholas Miraculous recreates Butler's prodigious career and the dynamic age that nourished him.
He says his success might be hard on a man whose prodigious career has waned with folk music.
In ordinary circumstances, it should be a time for celebration, of toasting the future in contemplation of a prodigious career and vast earning power.
When we left Alex Rodriguez, in mid-October, he had reached what then seemed to be the nadir of his mostly prodigious career, finding himself helpless and despondent at the plate and benched in key moments during the playoffs.
Avicenna began his prodigious writing career at age 21.
He has devoted his prodigious writing career to celebrating the city in fiction, writing its "biography" as if it were a person, and inspecting the lives of its most vividly imaginative citizens.
In the early 1840's, as a whaling seaman not yet embarked on his prodigious literary career, Herman Melville read Owen Chase's "Narrative of the Most Extraordinary and Distressing Shipwreck of the Whale-Ship Essex".
Born in Switzerland in 1878, Robert Walser worked as a bank clerk, a butler in a castle, and an inventor's assistant while beginning what was to become a prodigious literary career.
The group broke up in 1968, but post-breakup success came to Furay and Messina in Poco, to Messina in Loggins and Messina, to Young in a prodigious solo career, and to Stills in Crosby, Stills and Nash, which at times also included Young.
