Sentence examples for prolific reading from inspiring English sources

Aside from his prolific reading and writing, he was a gifted athlete.

Roosevelt attributed the term as "a West African proverb", and was seen at the time as evidence of Roosevelt's "prolific" reading habits.

Few writers are as energetic and prolific as Joyce Carol Oates, but reading her also requires a particular kind of energy.

During his retirement, Reichek became one of the most prolific and well read "elderly bloggers," writing about politics, his childhood, Israel, and his war experiences.

I will never be thought of in the same way as someone like Joyce Carol Oates, though I'm more prolific and probably read by more people,' she says.

As a testament from one of the world's most prolific filmmakers, it reads almost as self-help.

Five years ago if you asked the same question, a fair few would smugly declare themselves as prolific bloggers – although no one was actually reading most of them.

In the video above, watch as prolific voice actor Jim Cummings reads a Star Wars scene as the honey-loving Pooh portraying none other than the oh-so-sinister Darth Vader.

"Bob told me that Allen and Gregory Corso were reading their poetry at NYU, and invited me to come along," recalls David Amram, 85, a prolific classical/jazz composer and mutual friend.

To some observers, this upward move is perplexing, as they read about the prolific discoveries of shale gas in the US.

There is a line from Bob Dylan, perhaps history's most prolific purveyor of misinterpreted lyrics, that reads: "Don't follow leaders, watch the parking meters".