Sentence examples for prolific spring from inspiring English sources

A number of species are grown as ornamentals for their prolific spring flowers, and the dark red wood of some cherry species is especially esteemed for the manufacture of fine furniture.

An important evolutionary incentive for these migrations is the prolific spring growth in the Arctic, which provides plants and insects rich in the calcium and protein required for egg production (the female mallard duck produces 8 12 eggs) and juvenile growth (22 ).

"It's very prolific this year, over the last few months," said the Spaniard.

Luloff had an extremely prolific summer, and her work was included in a group show at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery.

So where are the Sillitoes de nos jours – novelists from the English working class who seemed so prolific 50 years ago?

If he had been this prolific four decades ago, when he was 60, his catalog would probably rival that of Liszt or Villa-Lobos.

While no firm contractual agreement has been reached between the clubs, The Independent understands that the loosely agreed deal could potentially see United paying up to €40m (£33.5m) if Gaitan has a particularly prolific second half to the season.

England will begin the third day on 456 for three, with a lead of 232, and Cook, prolific last winter in a triumphant Ashes series, back in the old routine.

Regardless, the prolific summer fund-raising by both lawmakers underscores the giant sums of money that are dumping from both parties into down-ballot races this year, the intensity of the stakes, and how fund-raising has become both a top responsibility of the modern speaker and a means to holding on to that power at the top.

The 26-year-old enjoyed a prolific 2012 season, with third highest bowling average behind Somerset's Abdur Rehman and team-mate Graham Onions.

Kent fast bowler Matt Henry continued his prolific summer with a spell of 6-31 to haul the promotion contenders back into their game against Northants.