Sentence examples for prolific part from inspiring English sources

"That warning was unprecedented - mid June should be the most prolific part of the year".

Having an insight into how they worked together on the verge of what would be a particularly prolific part of their career is fascinating.

There are ways to stimulate being prolific, and part of that is making pilgrimages, and being open to listening, changing up the routine.

The bills have become more prolific in part, he and others say, because conservatives control both the governorships and legislatures in 24 states.

Therefore, the southern part of the Tuoputai region, along the oil charging pathways into the Tahe Oilfield, is likely to be the most prolific region for prospective development.

Prolific character actor.

Erasmus was a prolific writer, and part of his work was concerned with education: De ratione studii (1511; "On the Right Method of Study"), De civilitate morum puerilium (1526; "On the Politeness of Children's Manners"), Ciceronianus (1528), De pueris statim ac liberaliter instituendis (1529; "On the Liberal Education of Boys from the Beginning").

The striker – less than prolific in these parts – has been little lamented since his £9m move to Palace last summer but here Wickham startingly sprang to life, demonstrating precisely why he cost so much.

He was prolific and memorable, in part because he perfected the high-low split — the thinking man's regular guy — while much of the rest of the growing world of movie criticism was huffing its own fumes.

Yet, some mopane woodland areas in the region are utilized intensively by elephants and damage to these adds credence to support the notion that a prolific elephant population in some parts of the region may be so numerous as to become unsustainable by local woodland habitats.

Despite the limitations of the format, McBain found enough significant variations to occupy him for a large part of his prolific career.