Sentence examples for prodigious turn from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they found swift and prodigious turn.

Damien Martyn and Steve Waugh were undone in successive overs, both by prodigious turn and edges to Dravid at slip.

The 27-year-old found prodigious turn and although he conceded 76 runs from 17 overs, at least Rashid improved as the day wore on.

Continuing to have the confidence to vary his pace and flight, Keogh found some prodigious turn and an inside edge on to the stumps to remove Graham Napier for five, leaving Essex 265 for seven.

He found some movement away from the left-hander to trap Rudolph lbw, a decision upheld after review, and after lunch produced some more prodigious turn, which had England followers again contemplating the omission of regular spinner Graeme Swann.

Wols arrived in Paris in 1932 at age 19, with letters of recommendation from Laszlo Moholy-Nagy to artists like Fernand Léger, and until about the early 1940's Wols turned out a prodigious number of photographs.

After handedly winning reelection, her ego became prodigious, which in turn emboldened her to become the torchbearer of backwards ideology.

It must have been a surprise for Northamptonshire when Mike Hussey, their former captain and prodigious run-maker, turned up in mid-season as one of Gloucestershire's overseas players.

Her coach, Mike McFarlane, and dad, Richard, have taken a deliberately low-key approach to Williams' prodigious rise, even turning down lottery funding to keep her out of the spotlight and also frustrating head coach van Commenee by preferring to sidestep this year's senior World Championships.

Prodigious rainfall gradually turned the small streams of the region into large and powerful rivers.

The urban areas, in turn, generate prodigious amounts of anthropogenic emissions.