Sentence examples for prodigious production from inspiring English sources

They still put on a hell of a show, albeit with the help of a prodigious production infrastructure.

Hamilton insists he tunes out talk of his prodigious production unless he happens to see it flashed across a television screen or is asked about it by reporters.

But Easter eggs were only a small portion of Fabergé's prodigious production, which included more than 150,000 jewels, silver pieces and objets d'art over 50 years.

The 103 stories in this volume are witnesses to a marvel of prodigious production (during the same years he produced seven novels and five books of poetry).

Even as we speak, a glimpse of her prodigious production is on view at the Storm King Art Center in Mountainville, N.Y.

Green-Beckham numbers paled in comparison with his prodigious production in high school, when he set a national record of 6,353 yards receiving and 75 touchdowns, and racked up 119 catches and 24 touchdowns as a senior.

To his prodigious instrumental production, Boccherini added vocal compositions: the Stabat Mater, G 532 (1781), the zarzuela La Clementina, G 540 (1786), with libretto by Ramon de la Cruz, and the Christmas Villancicos, G 539 (1783).

The virulence of this Gram-positive, spore-forming anaerobe is largely attributable to its prodigious toxin production, with the literature reporting at least 17 different C. perfringens toxins [1].

This exhibition examines his prodigious output.

The White Pekin, originally from China, is the most widely raised duck in the United States, because it is meaty, fast growing, and prodigious in egg production.

Increasingly they have to share the prodigious costs of production in the unionized house, with its $10 million budget, 38 full-time employees and several hundred part-timers.