Sentence examples for especially prolific from inspiring English sources

He was especially prolific between 1946 and 1958.

This season, the Trojans have been especially prolific.

As a taxonomist, Mert is especially prolific: "How about something more Japanese street?

Robert Halfon, the Conservative MP for Harlow, a blue-collar town in Essex, is especially prolific.

Judge Pressler was an especially prolific jurist, the author of hundreds of opinions in 31 years on the bench.

One especially prolific super-recognizer who works outside the unit is Idris Bada, a jailer at Charing Cross Police Station.

The fact that four deleted videos only amounted to one strike against Jones' channel has prompted scrutiny of YouTube's moderation policy, with critics arguing that each video that breaks the platform's rules should warrant its own strike, especially for prolific repeat offenders.

The link between Plymouth and religious freedom was invented in the 19th century as the first historians of the new United States--especially the prolific New Englander George Bancroft--worked to create an American history that explained the country's values.

Birdlife here is prolific, especially during spring and autumn migration.

Generally, Allen has been more prolific, especially through the late nineties.

_You are quite prolific, especially for someone still in her twenties.