Sentence examples for prodigious work from inspiring English sources
He kept up a prodigious work rate even when ill.
The "collector" in the title refers to Mr. Selman's prodigious work as a neighborhood fund-raiser.
Her sharp analytical skills, creativity and prodigious work habits have long since been proved.
His prodigious work rate declined from 10 hours a day to three or four hours in the afternoon.
He is a scorer and playmaker combined, gifted with feathery control of the puck and a prodigious work ethic as well.
The center of this prodigious work of scholarship is a fresh examination of the range of Chinese thought during the formative period of Chinese culture.
Bilic's side were the more threatening team as the first half wore on and their prodigious work-rate, typified by Mark Noble chasing down a lost cause and winning a corner from James Milner, was impressive.
His prodigious works in the field of inborn errors of metabolism are broadly referenced to this day in the medical literature.
As for philosopher-historians like Vico, Herder, and Spengler, Barzun held that they did not, despite creating prodigious works of learning, write histories at all: "It is not a paradox to say that in seeking a law of history those passionate minds were giving up their interest in history".
Suarez had frequently glimpsed goal in the first half but was unable to capitalise on his prodigious work-rate and unerring ability to find space.
Dwindling interest in these prodigious works caused a failure of capital investment.
