Sentence examples for with prodigious help from inspiring English sources

He ran successfully again for the Maine House (1919-1923) and then the state Senate (1923-1929), and in 1936, with prodigious help from his wife, he successfully campaigned for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

But with prodigious research and the help of their six-year-old Web site for parents, Oasis (for Online Asperger Syndrome Information and Support, at www.aspergersyndrome.org), they have assembled a remarkable amount of information and presented it in such a levelheaded, clear-eyed manner that their guide could be a model for any self-help book.

America is blessed with prodigious quantities of both types of shale.

His father, the central figure of the stories, combines physical frailty with prodigious psychic power.

Combined with prodigious longevity, especially among women, this has produced an extraordinary demographic effect.

Pepperberg spoke of songbirds with prodigious repertoires — the adult brown thrasher can sing two thousand songs.

The photographers themselves -- among them Linnaeus Tripe and later Felice Beato, Samuel Bourne and John Murray -- worked with prodigious diligence.

Literary history is packed with prodigious boozers, from Ernest Hemingway to Patrick Hamilton to Anthony Burgess.

Milsom is an artist's artist, with prodigious skills and an eye for a compelling subject.

Mr. Pisarenko played with prodigious technique, myriad shadings and scrupulous accuracy.

Blessed with prodigious talent, especially around the green, he is famously streaky.