Sentence examples for prodigious star from inspiring English sources
Saturday's matinee brought the exciting American Ballet Theater debut of Ivan Vasiliev, the prodigious star of the Bolshoi Ballet, and a phenomenal performance by his Bolshoi colleague Natalia Osipova.
Like most prodigious rock stars, Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra is artistically divided.
The World Cup has always provided an opportunity for prodigious young stars to showcase their talent and launch commercial careers off the field.
With little effort, he went from a champion in-line skater to a prodigious short-track star in 1994 after watching the Olympic sport on TV.
But "Yes Man," dutifully directed by Peyton Reed ("Bring It On," "Down With Love") is too sluggish and slapdash a vehicle for its star's prodigious wackiness.
Over the decades Hurt's workload has remained prodigious, although he takes fewer starring roles than in the 1980s.
Stephen Daldry's ambitious piece succeeds as intense, disturbing drama, showcasing the prodigious talents of all three stars (Kidman deservedly won an Oscar).
The one-cap Lions star has always boasted prodigious talent, but has often fallen foul of off-field problems.
He also electrified the old Yankee Stadium with a prodigious display of power at the All-Star home run derby.
Lineker is also a fan of the 20-year-old, calling him "a star in the making" and a "prodigious talent" back in December, 2013.
The first game was famously won, 1-0, in the 11th inning, when Darryl Strawberry hit a home run so prodigious it seemed like a special-effects gimmick from "Star Wars".
