| Azinger, then 37 and in his 16th year on tour, saw in the 21-year-old rookie the quality of mind that separates phenoms from prodigies. |
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| There's something about seeing these two undeniably talented phenoms sharing a bro hug that feels so appropriate. |
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| This, anyway, is how I read these phenoms, which you can buy for one hundred and sixty-eight dollars on Anthropologie's site. |
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| She's joined here on Feb. 12 by the flat-picking phenoms the Milk Carton Kids. |
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| Media darling chef Renata Vanzetto of São Paulo's Marakuthai is, at age 21, one of Brazil's biggest phenoms. |
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| But the thing about phenoms is they can come in hot and then fizzle into a lower voltage of play. |
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| Running backs come and go, used-up hulks dumped for the latest phenoms. |
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| Among the score of American swimmers who are most likely to win spots on the team this July, two are now widely regarded as once-in-a-generation, phenomsally-best-ever phenoms. |
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| Back when he was in high school, Stephenson appeared in a documentary directed by Adam Yauch, of the Beastie Boys, which centered on a pickup game between eight young basketball phenoms at Rucker Park, in Harlem. |
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| He went by the Twitter handle WorldWideShan, an allusion to World Wide Wes, or William Wesley, the N. B. A. power broker who made his name forging tight bonds with young phenoms. |
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| As with gymnastics and figure skating, there are many cases of climbing prodigies, especially girls, who are phenoms at twelve and done by twenty. |
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| Embraer is counting on these qualities to help the Phenoms to improve their strategic position in the market. |
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| The Phenoms will replace Beechcraft King Air 300 turboprops the school uses for its ab initio training for Finland's flag carrier, Finnair. |
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| The Isle of Man-registered aircraft will join the other two privately owned Phenoms that are operated under management by the Blackpool-based company. |
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