Sentence examples for prodigious forest from inspiring English sources
But the descriptions mount, and too often they read as though they're on steroids: "In the wilderness savages lurked in the shadows and the prodigious forest nosed and slid and crept and coiled upward without ceasing.
The journey into this world took me back in my mind to the family of Reece Staples, a 14-year-old of such prodigious talent that Nottingham Forest paid Notts County handsomely for him in 2009 and who – with echoes of Johnson – was pictured beneath a Nottingham Evening Post banner headline as "the next big thing" in 2006.
Here too the houses don't follow one another; the suburb loses itself bizarrely in the countryside, the "county" that fills up the eternal west of forests and prodigious plantations where savage gentlefolk hunt down their gossip columns by artificial light.
There, atop hills haired by thin birch forest, are the prodigious antlers of his family's reindeer herd, more than 2,000 strong.
Scratch There's no better way to get a grasp on the prodigious bounty that spills forth from the nearby farms and fields and forests than a stroll around the Durham Farmers' Market on a Saturday morning.
There's no better way to get a grasp on the prodigious bounty that spills forth from the nearby farms and fields and forests than a stroll around the Durham Farmers' Market on a Saturday morning.
"Gone to the Forest" may have a limiting frame, but it nonetheless confirms Kitamura's prodigious talent.
It is also the world's biggest construction zone, where 145,000 workers toil in 110-degree heat, amid a forest of cranes, assembling a maze of pipes, pumps and manifolds to slurp up the prodigious output from the world's biggest natural-gas field.
Prodigious activities beckoned.
His philanthropy was prodigious.
The slaughter was prodigious.
