Sentence examples for if prolific from inspiring English sources

If prolific Fife folk singer King Creosote's last major collaboration, with Jon Hopkins on Diamond Mine in 2011, earned him a Mercury prize nomination, his new one should win garlands from Scotland's pro-independence lobby.

The player, a controversial if prolific figure over his decade in the English game, had indicated a willingness to move to Palace over a week ago with contact having been established in early January.

Mr. Sweet was nothing if not prolific.

Williams has been nothing if not prolific.

Mr. Boscarino is nothing if not prolific.

Often referred to as the "designer of dreams," Piero was nothing if not prolific.

Asaro, who holds a doctorate in physics from Harvard and has been a ballerina and jazz dancer, is nothing if not prolific.

If the prolific Irish novelist Charles Lever (1806-1872) is ever remembered these days it is as the subject of WM Thackeray's appreciative send-up.

His folk-rocker son, Jeff, was also accomplished if less prolific: when he drowned at 30 in 1997, he had produced just one album, "Grace" (1994), though posthumous releases followed.

Soderbergh's long goodbye has been playing out for at least three years, and he has been nothing if not prolific during that period, with six films since 2011.

With other dramatists – especially if both prolific and having no company or festival dedicated to their plays – we are at the mercy of fashion, literary managers' whims and travel costs.