Sentence examples for prodigious pace from inspiring English sources

After starting slowly, both players start to bang out homers at a prodigious pace.

Lately, however, some historians have begun to wonder about the toll of his prodigious pace.

The dazzlingly colourful set, some nifty special effects and jokes that come thick and fast create an evening that barrels along at a prodigious pace.

And after buying homes, cars, refrigerators and other big-ticket items at a prodigious pace for the past several years, consumers could be expected to take a break.

HE is traveling "from sea to shining sea," he declares, at a prodigious pace, visiting states with lots of electoral votes like California, New York and Texas as well as states with just a few like Nevada.

Her development lagged behind the prodigious pace set by her brother, a United States Open winner who was ranked No. 1 at age 20 in 2000 — and no one was quicker to point that out than her brother.

But although China invests at a formidable pace, it also saves at a prodigious rate.

"Clarke's imagination is prodigious, her pacing is masterly and she knows how to employ dry humor in the service of majesty," Gregory Maguire wrote in the Book Review.

The English batsmen found it difficult to cope with his prodigious swing and pace; four of his wickets were either bowled or leg before wicket.

With the injuries almost keeping pace with the prodigious number of losses, it has become difficult for the Mets to soldier on.

Promising candidates should be in use within 15 years but will require continuous modification to keep pace with the virus's prodigious mutation rate and recombination of strains.