Sentence examples for prolific until from inspiring English sources

Tavener, who died last year aged 69, was prolific until the end.

Prolific until his death, Mr. Clancy had been awaiting publication of his next book, "Command Authority," set for Dec. 3.

Shearer scored 25 league goals in his first season with Newcastle and remained prolific until his retirement in 2006.

Given this process, it seems astonishing that he was so prolific, until you remember that he was virtually never not working: trying this, tweaking that, scrapping failures, starting afresh.

Unusually for a popular writer, Rendell frequently featured novelists as characters, and the last of these is Carl Martin, although, in contrast to a creator who was prolific until the end, Carl, at 23, seems doomed to leave a one-shot canon.

After all, the Yankees scored 804 runs during the regular season, the second most in the majors, and had a prolific offense until the postseason.

The Giants (10-6) pup up more of a fight than almost anyone imagined they would, trading scores with football's most prolific offense until the Patriots took control in the fourth quarter.

But even as his approval ratings plunged to record lows, he remained his party's most prolific fund-raiser until he left office.

As recent touring shows of Picasso estate leftovers have demonstrated, the cranky Spaniard was prolific right up until the end of his life, producing works of varying quality.

This was the state's most prolific dairy county until the 1970s, when locals say you could still hear cows mooing from the clam beds, and there are still potato fields, apple orchards and even a few grapevines in the area.

Another century - his third successive Test ton - looked inevitable for the prolific Essex opener until, on 96, he endeavoured to bring up three figures in style, pulling at a ball from Fernando that was not really short enough and top-edging a simple catch to Farveez Maharoof at midwicket.