wunderkind

Clinton had taken office in 1979 as a wunderkind boy governor.

"I thought you might tell me about the Wunderkind account."

When it comes to computers, he may even be close to a wunderkind.

While still in his 20's, he developed a reputation as a wunderkind.

Jones began to make a reputation as a sort of wunderkind.

The 15-year-old fashion wunderkind is bringing back the '90s she never knew.

It is one of the first novels to involve a wunderkind.

The faculty considered him a wunderkind, a genius sure to make his mark.

Maybe there was still some-thing of the wunderkind in his face.

Couldn't the scientists find anything more important for their "wunderkind" to do?

He was declared the wunderkind and a mature artist almost immediately.

"Wunderkind" was issued as a radio single in some parts of Asia.

This success sparked a career of several years as a touring wunderkind.

Sonya looked up from the console to see the wunderkind himself.

"She asked if I knew anything about this Wunderkind account from any other source."

Dixon by then had written his own check for the deficit in the Wunderkind account.

After only playing a handful of concerts she was already being dubbed a "Wunderkind".

Young Christian began piano and violin lessons at 6, but was no wunderkind, he said.

Every decade or so, another Wunderkind pianist hits the concert stage.

But now, at just 21, that Wunderkind dancer has become a brilliant choreographer.

We were discussing a certain wunderkind who'd recently been spanked for his second novel.

Her mother planned a career for her as a musical wunderkind.

The Wunderkind doesn't have to be the equal of his grown-up colleagues.

Mr. Case, tall and slim at 41, still looks the part of the wunderkind he once was.

My dad is a wunderkind around the house, and I grew up as his unwilling little helper.