Dancing feet and prodigious side-step continue to beguile.
In a world where imaginations like Terry Gilliam are not able to finance a feature for over a decade, the prodigious Edgar Wright consistently steps up to the plate and knocks it out of the park.
I like to see it lap the Miles, And lick the Valleys up, And stop to feed itself at Tanks; And then prodigious step..
The familiar metaphor "Iron Horse," for train, for example, becomes the elaborate central concept of one of Emily Dickinson's poems, which begins I like to see it lap the Miles, And lick the Valleys up, And stop to feed itself at Tanks; And then prodigious step..
Holden, a prodigious Twitterer, has recounted the steps of his recovery almost from the day he was injured.
Another working-class British upstart of prodigious talent and flamboyant showmanship then stepped up to the hallowed plate in his Doc Martens.
The Royal Ballet-trained Thompson clearly has a prodigious memory, not just for the steps in a dance but for the minutiae of body placement, transitions, and focus.
Waze and Odyssey have racked up more than a dozen releases in the last few years, but no one has stepped forward to claim credit for this prodigious output.
Things kicked off in the bottom of the first when, with a man on base, Rocky Nelson, a prodigious slugger of minor-league distinction (two hundred and thirty-four bush league dingers) stepped in against the Yankees' Bob Turley and, as the fellows in the broadcast booth are wont to say, took him long.
Through her beautifully shaped legs and steel-sprung feet we saw Balanchine's steps in all their Euclidean clarity... Most prodigious of all was a rapid descent from high developpe a la seconde to a kneel, with the leg pausing three times in passe ever seen, and had the fans babbling for weeks.
Already, a loyal audience has trooped to bookstores to buy Mr Beck's prodigious literary output, from America's March to Socialism: Why We're One Step Closer to Giant Missile Parades to Arguing With Idiots: How To Stop Small Minds and Big Government.
