Sentence examples for prodigious waves from inspiring English sources
Mozart's C minor Mass seems to augment the stormy sea's prodigious waves but then segues into an outburst of sirens, horns and motor sounds.
His description of the storm itself still works, too: "So the hurricane passed, — tearing off the heads of the prodigious waves, to hurl them a hundred feet in the air, — heaping up the ocean against the land, — upturning the woods.
It is doomed to failure because of its own flawed premise, yet those in support of the drug war's logic remain as undisturbed by this latest "reform" wave as the prodigious illicit drug production of criminal syndicates unperturbed by law enforcement.
As the New Wave receded, Chabrol maintained a prodigious output, creating such works as Violette Nozière (1978; Violette), Le Cheval d'orgueil (1979; The Horse of Pride), Blood Relatives (1981), Poulet au vinaigre (1985; "Chicken in Vinegar"), Une Affaire de femmes (1988; Story of Women), and an adaptation (1991) of Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary.
To do this they must compress and heat a plasma of fusion fuel to prodigious temperatures, at least 150 million°C, using powerful magnets, radio waves, and particle beams.
It featured prodigious snowstorms in the United States and Europe; a record-shattering heat wave in Russia; floods that drove people from homes in Pakistan, Australia and California; a severe die-off of coral reefs; and a continuation in global warming.
But to have any chance at all, she would need a sudden startling string of prodigious victories against a candidate who is better-financed and riding a tremendous wave of momentum.
It featured prodigious snowstorms that broke seasonal records in the United States and Europe; a record-shattering summer heat wave that scorched Russia; strong floods that drove people from their homes in places like Pakistan, Australia, California and Tennessee; a severe die-off of coral reefs; and a continuation in the global trend of a warming climate.
Prodigious activities beckoned.
His philanthropy was prodigious.
The slaughter was prodigious.
