Sentence examples for prodigious game from inspiring English sources

He confirmed his suspension to The Associated Press, calling this the low point of an 18-year career during which Daly has made as much news off the course as he has with his prodigious game.

Despite Asus' industry heft, analysts says college students probably will buy mainstream computers to handle their prodigious photo uploading, game playing and video watching, rather than "netbooks" like the Eee PC. "College kids tend to be pretty heavy-duty computer users," says Steve Baker, director of industry analysis for the NPD Group's tech division.

He was hard to intimidate, and his interest in the game was prodigious.

Here's how you prove it: find a PlayStation 3, buy LittleBigPlanet and make a luscious new level with the game's prodigious editing tools.

Soriano is the underdog, the sinewy kid who had a stellar rookie year and has escalated his game to prodigious proportions.

Alternately affable and irascible, with his flat Northern vowels and prodigious knowledge of the game, Coleman's "garrulous gurgle," as the Daily Telegraph once called it, swept away the decorous BBC English that marked the first generation of bow-tied, pencil-mustached TV commentators.

He had actually won a game against the prodigious Bobby Fischer during the U.S. championship in 1962, although if you brought the match up he would quickly change the subject or insist that he'd been lucky.

Aside from the sad news that one of the game's most prodigious sluggers is retiring, it now confirms that then Tigers president and general manager Dave Dombrowski made one heck of a deal when he shipped Fielder to Texas in exchange for Ian Kinsler.

Only his prodigious talent kept him in the game.

But Rodriguez is paid for his all-around game, including speed and prodigious power.

American professional baseball catcher who was one of the most prodigious home run hitters in the game's history.