Sentence examples for prodigious war from inspiring English sources

The prodigious war paint instead revolved around hot-pink tulle and rhinestones, and the day's diminutive contestants could be easily identified by their proclivity for high-pitched, synchronized squealing and bare (at times bejeweled) midriffs.

Raddatz is an extraordinarily accomplished journalist with prodigious war zone experience, knows the military as well as anyone in the field and has a sterling reputation among colleagues for a lifetime of forthright and courageous reporting.

Mr. Bush has consistently worked over the last 10 days or so to divert attention from his own prodigious war chest and intense spending to accusations that Mr. McCain's fund-raising violates some of his own principles when it comes to campaign financing.

Democrats are planning to nominate City Councilman Lewis A. Fidler of Sheepshead Bay, who has a prodigious campaign war chest and has already started advertising in local newspapers.

Ms. Soli has done prodigious research about the Vietnam War, particularly about the role of female war photographers, and so is able to imbue an otherwise deeply romantic book with a strong sense of history.

Chivers is a first-rate war correspondent and a prodigious researcher who has tracked down every relevant document (or so it appears).

Death," and an Oscar-winning portrait of Robert McNamara, "The Fog of War," is also a prodigious director of TV commercials — the ultimate message movies.

The artist and designer Maya Lin credits much of her prodigious inspiration of the winning Veteran War Memorial (1982), submitted when still just a Yale undergraduate, to her daily passage through The Memorial Rotunda of that University's heavily pedestrian trafficked Woolsey Hall.

In 1907 South Africa first played Test matches in England and also took on Australia, whose dominance between the two World Wars was symbolized by the prodigious run scoring of Sir Don Bradman.

Large-scale immigration challenged Canada's social structure and contributed to the country's prodigious economic growth in the decade following the war.

Had the war not terminated with such a prodigious bang, my platoon would almost certainly have been participants in that final bloodbath (Predicted dead: Americans, 100,000; Japanese, upward of 1,000,000).