Sentence examples for prolific supply from inspiring English sources

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Ferguson had his logic prepared but a player of Rooney's selfless commitment and professional drive might flinch to hear United's manager considered Danny Welbeck as superior when it comes to tracking back opponents and, in this case, dropping on to Xabi Alonso to negate the most prolific supply line to Ronaldo.

Seventeen of the twenty-eight prolific passers supplied balls that led to better-than-average shots for their fellow players.

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Besides being a tireless reformer and prolific writer, James Mill supplied his son John with one of the most strenuous educations ever recorded in the annals of pedagogy.

Coppell's side thrived on width to supply the prolific Wright and Bright, but there were similarities, too, between Thorn and O'Reilly and the rugged, old-school nature of Palace's current centre-halves, Damien Delaney and Scott Dann, who typify the team's ominous threat from set pieces.

Jupp Heynckes's Bayern purr as an attacking force when Robben and Franck Ribéry – a combination that has locals sporting "Robbery" on the back of their shirts – are gliding down the flanks, supplying the prolific Mario Gomez in the centre.

Recent Chinese-language action epics like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" ane "Hero" have been somber, almost operatic, so it is nice that the prolific Mr. Chow has supplied the latest reminder that the martial arts tradition has plenty of room for clowning.

Most of the top impressionist paintings are in museums, with only the prolific Picasso still in good supply.

Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino had highlighted the importance of cutting off the supply to the prolific Sturridge - a scorer in his side's previous five games - and while the visitors were assisted by the absence of the Reds' injured Brazilian playmaker Philippe Coutinho, they stuck meticulously to their manager's plan.

Harry Ruskin, one of M-G-M's most prolific writers, made her his protégée, supplying her with books and instructing her in his view of the world.