child prodigy造句

A child prodigy.

Said also delivers a wild fruit on the road to eat for the child prodigy.

An 11-year-old child prodigy has started his first semester in college.

She was a child prodigy, giving concerts before she was a teenager.

Tian Yu is clever and intelligent, though he can not be called "child prodigy".

He began a relationship with one of his pupils, Charlotte Brent, a soprano and former child prodigy.

Psychologist Joanna Schaffhausen said, “Mozart was a child prodigy; Beethoven was not. The world still marvels at both of them.”

He wasn't some child prodigy (he was 27 when he started painting), he learned his craft by hard work.

Before that, he was a child prodigy she was a music teacher, and probably a concert pianist. But I don't think she had a great career.

Spanning four decades with nearly200 works, it vividly conveys the trajectory of an artist who, like Picasso, began as a child prodigy and never paused or stopped experimenting.

The sequences will lead viewers through the singer's life from his beginnings as a child prodigy to his present status as international icon.

So at the age of 14, Rubens, who entered Georgetown University, took the initiative to step down from the throne of child prodigy and was satisfied with the status of ordinary top students.

During his progress from child prodigy to the self-styled “King of Pop” and, more recently, an eccentric semi-recluse, no part of Mr Jackson’s private life had given any other hint of normality.