Sentence examples for most prolific fears from inspiring English sources

Getting lost [and kidnapped] is one of the most prolific fears children have, so this one hits home.

And rats, most prolific, most hated and feared, for as the poet put it, "They fought the dogs and killed the cats, / and bit the babies in the cradles, / and ate the cheeses out of the vats, / And licked the cooks' own ladles... .......... (5 ).

It was a job well-done by Barnes, but nobody remembers his defense getting the better of this generation's most prolific scorer -- we only remember Bryant's uncanny lack of fear, which lead to one of the most legendary moments of the future Hall of Famer's storied career. .

Even veterans such as Alan Ayckbourn probably the most prolific and commercially successful playwright in Britain after Shakespeare recently took his 67th play, "Private Fears in Public Places", straight from Scarborough (where he premieres all his work) to a small theatre on New York's upper east side, giving interfering London managements a miss.

The most prolific people in the world are the ones who have taken chances, and who haven't let fear stand in their way.

Most prolific is Carcetti.

The most prolific back in football.

They're the most prolific breeders.

Yorke was at his most prolific then.

Hamlet was the most prolific punster.

But he was undoubtedly the most prolific.