Sentence examples for particularly prolific from inspiring English sources

It also reflects a particularly prolific time in Ailey's career.

He was particularly prolific as a television writer.

Mursilis was a particularly prolific annalist and edited his father's annals as well.

From the late 1960s onward Northern Ireland, convulsed by sectarian violence, was particularly prolific in poetry.

FOLLOWING I follow the better chef Twitterers: José Andrés is particularly prolific and fun.

The post-World War II years were a particularly prolific period for Picasso.

BTL (below the line) is a weekly profile of a particularly delightful, prolific or controversial member of our robust comment community.

BTL (below the line) is a weekly profile of a particularly delightful, prolific or controversial member of our vibrant comment community.

BTL (below the line) is a weekly profile of a particularly delightful, prolific or controversial member of the Guardian comment community.

BTL (Below the Line) is a regular profile of a particularly delightful, prolific or controversial member of the Guardian comment community.

One way to measure the gifts of a writer, particularly a prolific one like Cusk, who has published twelve books in twenty-four years, is by the distance between her early work and that of her maturity.