Sentence examples for really prolific from inspiring English sources

Which was good, because I got really prolific.

I think that's partly because he was a really prolific writer as well.

You usually need to start young to have a really prolific career, and it also helps if the team's attacking gameplan is built around you.

On my two tours, Bob Hiller and Andy Irvine were really prolific goal-kicking fullbacks, so the rest of my game had to be razor sharp to hold them off".

"We heard from another label who represents an artist who is really prolific, and for whom they don't even know what to do with the quantity of music the person is giving them.

So, you had centuries of bad teeth, and one country is really prolific during that time... seems like a good birthplace for a stereotype, huh?

NL Welll, I tend not to record albums as a "piece" because I'm not really that prolific.

Do you think Niks (and Emilys) really exist today, prolific geniuses waiting to be discovered until after they're gone?

But this analysis relies on a lot of extrapolation (for instance, from gnomic diary entries), and doesn't really illuminate his prolific output.

In the first installment of the unnecessarily prolific franchise (really, "Final Destination 5"? Aren't we getting a little paradoxical at this point?), high school kid Alex has a premonition of a plane crash.

"Prolific" doesn't really cover it.