Sentence examples for fairly prolific from inspiring English sources

Worth taking into account is that fact that Mitchell has been fairly prolific of late, especially at the National.

Mr. Miroshnichenko is little known outside Russia, where he has been choreographing in a fairly prolific fashion since he was a teenager.

He also had a fairly prolific film career that began with a bang with Francis Ford Coppola's Oscar-nominated film "The Connection" in 1974.

Dell'Olio insists she is "very completely a non-technological person", which surprises me as she is a fairly prolific tweeter and Instagrammer.

In the 1980's Mr. Theodorakis's interest in classical forms was rekindled, and although his works are rarely performed in New York he has been fairly prolific.

"He was a fairly prolific striker," adds Terje, his email not going to waste after all, "netting 20 goals in 80 matches, among them a goal at Celtic Park in the European Cup in 1972".

I guess we're pretty prolific, though".

The 1920 apartment building was designed by Gronenberg and Leuchtag, a fairly undistinguished but prolific firm, said Andrew Alpern, the author of a number of books about Manhattan's apartment houses, including, most recently, "The New York Apartment Houses of Rosario Candela and James Carpenter" (Acanthus; 2001).

Until then, Kandinsky had been a prolific, albeit fairly conventional, painter and co-founder of the Phalanx group, which ran an art school and organized shows in Munich.

Dead Wretch is a fairly new project from relentlessly prolific multi-instrumentalist Daniel Jackson (whop is also behind Void Ritual, Ancestral Oath, and various others).

The staggeringly prolific Franco has been a fairly regular presence on TV in recent years, with guest spots on shows from "30 Rock" to "General Hospital," but "11/22/63" will be his first starring TV role since "Freaks and Geeks". .