Sentence examples for prolific ones from inspiring English sources

But then again I'm still a relative virgin on book number three, the accomplished and prolific ones will tell me.

Absolute consistency is the hallmark of very few writers, particularly the more prolific ones.

Since its inception in 1975, has served as a garden from which a host of nascent careers have bloomed into successful and prolific ones.

We're lucky to get a film every two years out of British stalwarts such as Leigh and Loach - and they're the prolific ones.

I would be a more methodical and orderly reader, certainly, but a less varied and prolific one.

Valdez had earned a reputation as a brave, independent, and outspoken reporter, as well as a prolific one.

Because he was black, they mistook him for "the irresponsible boyfriend" and a "prolific one," he jokes, since he was back at the clinic every week.

Throughout the Euro qualifying campaign, the coach used Huntelaar as the pivotal striker, even though the prolific one-time Ajax Amsterdam forward struggled to get into a game when he moved first to Real Madrid, then to A.C. Milan.

Tommy Lee Jones has been a star for so long, and such a prolific one, that it is easy to forget how long it took for him to establish himself.

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.

He was never seen as more than a genre writer, and an embarrassingly prolific one, at that - Asimov wrote or edited more than 500 volumes and an estimated 90,000 letters or postcards.