Sentence examples for spending prolifically from inspiring English sources

Most analysts now acknowledge that the housing market is experiencing a bubble fueled by very low interest rates, and consumers have gone on spending prolifically even as the overall economy has begun to slow.

Perry spent prolifically on politics but did so from a distance.

Corporations may donate to politically active tax-exempt organizations or trade associations that spend prolifically on elections but do not have to report their donors.

Erowid, an organization that compiles information about psychoactive chemicals, had spent days tweeting prolifically about Shulgin after news broke that his health was in decline.

He was wildly prolific and prolifically wild.

Soon enough he was in Rome, writing prolifically – poetry, journalism, short stories; spending prodigiously – however little or however much he was earning, he always lived way beyond his means, with a fatal weakness for lavish interior décor; and sexual promiscuity.

Robert M. Grant, Carl Darling Buck Professor Emeritus in the Department of New Testament and Early Christian Literature in the Divinity School, has spent a distinguished career teaching and writing prolifically in the field of early Christianity, touching on such subjects as the New Testament, early Christian thought, patristics, and Gnosticism.

Morison spent just under two years with Stortford, scoring prolifically, before joining another Hertfordshire team in the form of Stevenage for a "small four-figure fee" in August 2006.

Everything in her life had led her to that desk: years spent studying classics, obsessing over mythology, reading voraciously, writing prolifically.

Mr. Kaczynski wrote prolifically.

He wrote prolifically and quickly.