Sentence examples for prolific rate from inspiring English sources
He scores at a prolific rate, from any distance and any angle.
Rip it up and start again: Yiadom-Boakye works at a prolific rate – a painting a day.
It is a prolific rate compared with his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, who during his seven-year reign canonised 45 saints.
Despite his ridiculously prolific rate (he's the Woody Allen of France, churning out one to two films a year), he seems adverse to ever being labelled an auteur.
By 1976, when the All Saved Freak Band released two albums – For Christians Elves and Lovers and Brainwashed – within a few months of each other, music was coming out at a prolific rate.
It may still in part be true, but Atletico under Diego Simeone are currently level on points with Barça and Falcao is scoring at even more prolific rate than Messi and Ronaldo.
A serious talent whose ability to make goals and score them at a near-prolific rate would have meant no starting berth for Zlatan Ibrahimovic if Sergio Agüero were not suspended.
In addition to a prolific 'birth' rate, bovine TRAV/TRDV genes also exhibit a high 'death' rate (37.2% pseudogenes) compared to humans (19%) and mice (16.5%).
Is his prolific work rate – from his year-long tour to onscreen ubiquity – fuelled by this bumpy start?
He kept up his prolific scoring rate up until the very end, remarkably even with his right knee severely affected by injury.
His prolific scoring rate with the Edinburgh side had brought the big striker to Walter Winterbottom's attention and in 1959 he got the call for a Home International against Northern Ireland.
