Looking for sentences and phrases with the word prodigally? Here are some examples.
Sentence Examples
But now, in America, inhabiting the mind and body of the Little Fellow, his artistry began to flower prodigally.
However, with the demise of the fishing industry and the acute depopulation of the islands no more will we see islanders manning our ships in war so prodigally as in the past.
I have to admit that it amused me to know that the previous day, Chelsea, for all his prodigally spent millions, had contrived to lose 2-1 at home to Bolton Wanderers.
Time, for so long prodigally at his disposal, is no longer his friend.
All day that prodigally spreading fountain of stairs had collected the sun-crouching multitude of persons who had no regular or legitimate occupation.
We spend, support and consume a bit prodigally.
Examples from Classical Literature
This punishment, then everywhere habitual, was enforced as prodigally in convents as in colleges.
And so to-night I am going to spend them, not prudently on bread, but prodigally on beer.
In our coal-measures, the mighty dead forests of long ago, are vast stores of sunlight which we are prodigally using up.
Trails Plowed Under, prodigally illustrated, is a collection of yarns and anecdotes saturated with humor and humanity.
His funds were not prodigally wasted on capricious and ill examined schemes, nor refused to beneficial though costly improvements.
Star-flowers shed their multicolored radiance everywhere, and starlight poured prodigally down from the sky.
But the great empires which clutch territory and ignore men, spend prodigally on their armies and parsimoniously on their people.
None of art's works, but prodigally strownBy nature, with her negligence divine.
Praise, in my opinion, properly and not prodigally bestowed, is one of the best resources of a nation.
The bountiful gifts of health and strength, so prodigally heaped on her by Nature, so long abused with impunity, were failing her at last.
Indeed, they were sumptuously, lavishly, prodigally provided for.
Whatever resources are available, we should use those fairly and honestly, not prodigally.
