And, of course, he already had a major title under his prodigious belt.
That poem originally appeared in the volume "Going To and Fro and Walking Up and Down" (1941); the title alludes to his prodigious practice of regularly walking 10 or 15 miles.
The "collector" in the title refers to Mr. Selman's prodigious work as a neighborhood fund-raiser.
Using his prodigious skills, he has won the league scoring title in three consecutive years.
Here, his Cy Young awards and World Series titles are no more central to his legend than his prodigious seasons with the Tigers of Spring Woods High or his College World Series title with the University of Texas.
June 12, Miami It is supposed to be the year that LeBron James finally wins an N.B.A. title after spurning Cleveland and bringing his prodigious (and expensive) talents to Miami along with his friend Chris Bosh.
He wades into the rich, loamy soil — the title's muck — of Belle Glade, Fla., historically a prodigious producer of crops (mostly sugar cane) and National Football League players, to spend a season with the Glades Central Raiders.
S4BB, a Hong Kong-based company that also provided Palm software for that company's PDAs back in the early days of mobile computing, is the prodigious company behind the massive catalogue, which includes such quality titles as "Theme," "Easy Smiley Pack," and "Search for Amazon".
The latest entrée from Kushner's kitchen is the three-and-a-half-hour "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures" (well wrangled by Michael Greif, at the Public) — a title that incorporates George Bernard Shaw and Mary Baker Eddy, while teasing Kushner's own prodigious discourses.
Nicosia's title, Memory Babe, was one of Kerouac's childhood nicknames, earned by prodigious feats of recollection.
