Sentence examples for productive spell from inspiring English sources

Hamburg responded with their most productive spell of the game.

He had enjoyed a more productive spell at Ewood Park than at St James'.

He had enjoyed a more productive spell at Ewood Park than at St James'.

Touré, who also won the title with City last season, has played for clubs in Belgium, Ukraine, Greece and France but the most productive spell of his career was spent in Spain with Barcelona.

Pato, who enjoyed a productive spell at Milan earlier in his career, has not played a competitive game since the completion of a two-year loan spell at São Paulo in November.

Yet Hiddink is just as anxious to discover whether Pato retains an appetite to thrive back in an elite European league, where he enjoyed an initially productive spell with Milan earlier in his career.

Barnes-Homer, whose 20 goals this season follow similarly productive spells with Luton and Kidderminster, has attracted attention with his Cup exploits in much the same way Jamie Vardy did with Fleetwood 12 months ago.

As he prepares to face his former club Manchester City on Boxing Day, a more settled existence off the pitch has belatedly helped signal one of his most productive spells on it, with the midfielder's impressive form in part the reason why Newcastle occupy a place in the top half of the Premier League, when many expected both them and their troubled talisman to disappear without trace.

"Under his leadership, the club enjoyed two immensely productive spells and he is one of the most highly regarded figures in British football.

The 28-year-old Adebayor, who enjoyed a productive loan spell at Spurs last season, has completed a £6m move from the league champions having reached agreement over his severance package.

Emmanuel Eboue is a ready-made replacement, while fit-again England defender Kieran Gibbs, having now recovered from his latest ankle injury problem, should come in on the left and young midfielder Aaron Ramsey could also feature after his return from a productive loan spell at Nottingham Forest.