Sentence examples for prodigious use from inspiring English sources

Card makers and scrapbookers tend to make prodigious use of stamps, as do art journal aficionados and fabric artists.

He was also told not to resume his prodigious use of social media or to speak to the media.

To the displeasure of many conservative locals, Mr. Mourou noted, a number of Libyan refugees have made prodigious use of their newfound access to liquor, scarce in Libya.

There is no convincing way to demonstrate that Bonds's performance owed more to drugs than Ruth's did to his prodigious use of alcohol and tobacco.

Australian English offers 'old Jack Lang', an unidentified personage, perhaps the hero of a long-forgotten anecdote famous for his prodigious use of rhymes".

In the 18th century Casanova referred to them as "English frock coats" and made prodigious use of the "little preventive bag invented by the English to save the fair sex from anxiety".

But some of their releases fell to the ground like stillborn calves, and internal tensions were worsened by the guitarist Paul Kossoff's prodigious drug use.

Soon, the couple have become a role-swapped Sid and Nancy, her desire to keep in sync with his prodigious drug use proving catastrophic.

But in between are 11 more tracks in which this arresting, gender-fluid rapper sashays magnificently between braggadocio and distress, prodigious drug use and squarer desires (real intimacy, monogamous love), between naked Snapchatting and soul-baring.

A string of huge arena shows earlier this year has made the Libertines tight and professional, two words never associated with the band in their first incarnation, dogged as they were by prodigious drug use and animosity.

But he refused to be apologetic about his prodigious marijuana use and resisted attempts to cast him as a tragic figure following a number of drug-related arrests, one of which resulted in a short jail sentence after he crashed his car into a shop in north London.