Long seen as a prodigious talent wasting in inconsistency, a big banger who could be undone by nuance, he is now firmly in the top 10, a threat to go deep in every Grand Slam event.
Hospitals produce prodigious amounts of waste each day, with operating rooms (ORs) and labor and delivery units contributing the majority.
The U.S. and other governments have already wasted prodigious sums of money on their misbegotten methods of trying to fix the economic crisis.
They help communities survive, but produce a prodigious amount of noxious waste.
Suddenly, the Yankees were trailing, 9-8, and were close to wasting their prodigious power display.
Be sure to catch his exhibition when it begins its tour this month, and be eternally grateful that such a prodigious talent wasn't wasted on the Church.
David Blum of The New York Sun reported that the producers of Will & Grace wasted Baldwin's "prodigious talents on a supporting role this past season, when it's clear he could effortlessly carry his own network series".
This left a prodigious quantity of uranium as a waste product, since it takes three tonnes of uranium to extract one gram of radium.
"The waste of time was simply prodigious.
