Sentence examples for last productive from inspiring English sources

Certainly, there's something odd about the fact that the main industry in Haworth depends upon a family whose last productive scion (Charlotte) died in 1855.

When Pragmatism became a popular movement in the early 1900s, Peirce was dissatisfied both with all of the forms of Pragmatism then current and with his own original exposition of it, and his last productive years were devoted in large part to its radical revision and systematic completion and to the proof of the principle of what he by then had come to call "pragmaticism".

He got one last productive run out of diminutive Jeff Garcia.

Written during the last productive decade of Mary Shelley's career, her contributions fill about three-quarters of these five volumes and reveal her to be a professional woman of letters.

It propelled him straight through the last, most productive, most visible decade of his life.

Because they grew more common in the centuries before 1800, whether by cultural transmission or evolutionary adaptation, the English population at last became productive enough to escape from poverty, followed quickly by other countries with the same long agrarian past.

In the 1996-97 season -- his last injury-free, productive season -- he was in All-Star form.

A lot of these tools are made to last in a productive environment for five to 10 years".

Johnny Damon and Jermaine Dye are two 36-year-old free agents who were productive last season but have struggled to find work this winter.

Tuchman makes the point that Smithson's intense exploration of his home landscape between 1967 and 1968, involving actual excavations on more than one occasion, brought Smithson to the productive last seven years of his life.

Tomlinson's two-year contract is believed to be worth slightly more than the two-year, $5 million deal Jones received from Kansas City -- a deal the Jets reportedly declined to match -- even though Jones was more productive last season.