Sentence examples for prolific library from inspiring English sources
Lionsgate handles a prestigious and prolific library of approximately 13,000 motion picture and television titles that is an important source of recurring revenue and serves as the foundation for the growth of the Company's core businesses.
When hyper-prolific James Patterson, dubbed the "library king" as Britain's long-reigning most-borrowed author, could manage no higher than 60th place.
On behalf of the institute, Mr. Collier recently acquired the library of Karl Ludvigsen, a prolific automotive journalist.
Gaskell was a prolific collector of autographs and the library's public programmes manager, Jacqui Fortnum, joked that had she been alive today she would have been prolific on Facebook.
Richard Allen, the pen name of jobbing journalist James Moffat, became a prolific author across the New English Library range, churning out such exploitation titles as Skinhead, Boot Boys and the hilariously far-fetched account of life on the far left, Demo.
He turned his home into a reference library, and himself into a prolific author.
At the intersection of this heady milieu, we find 2015 Universit of Southern California Libraries Discovery Fellowship recipient and prolific blogger-theorist Geoff Manaugh and his collaborators, London-based designers Mark Smout and Laura Allen of Smout Allen.
(Is there a German word for not knowing what music is in your iTunes library? Maybe, Der SelbstunbekannteiTunesbibliothek?) It was not the Fall, the long-lived, uncompromising, prolific Manchester band.
He was enormously prolific.
"Pink Capitatum" is fantastically prolific.
