Sentence examples for proved prolific from inspiring English sources

Yet, profligate as he was, he has also proved prolific.

His voluntary academic exiles, trying as they can be, have proved prolific.

In recent times she has proved prolific, continuing to write, tour and record, curating the Meltdown festival, collaborating with Philip Glass and Red Hot Chili Peppers, and pursuing her great love for photography.

Chip in with goals of this quality while Gervinho and Chamakh – neither of whom has proved prolific – are at the Africa Cup of Nations and some of the pressure placed on Robin van Persie will be alleviated.

Since emergence in 2005, next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have proven prolific tools in the research setting, permeating a variety of scientific disciplines and demonstrating a range of applications that seems to be limited only by the imagination of the sequencing community.

The Eastman Kodak Company proved as prolific of slogans as of technical innovations.

Green Day proved their prolific songwriting ability from their debut album, a compilation of three separate LPs with 19 tracks, while the sleeve notes pointed even more to their speedy production – the album was "recorded in 22 hours".

With his eye-catching blond hair and electrifying, defender-disorientating, pace, he proved similarly prolific for Watford during the 2012-13 campaign though a subsequent loan at West Brom last season in the Premier League was less successful.

In this Kirstein centenary season of City Ballet, the second all-Balanchine program takes us from "Concerto Barocco" (1941), made just at the beginning of that outpouring, to two ballets from the 1972 Stravinsky Festival, in which Balanchine proved more prolific than ever.

He proved so prolific that a surprise move to Anderlecht followed, but he ended the 2009-10 season on loan at Charleroi   having failed to make an appearance.

In addition, Le Clézio has also proven a prolific short story writer and essayist.