Sentence examples for will be prolific from inspiring English sources
Huge liquefied natural gas projects, like Chevron's Gorgon in Australia, will be prolific cash generators.
Mr. Chambers has been keeping tabs on several populations this year, hoping that one will be prolific enough to yield the 10,000 seeds that the Millennium Seed Bank demands.
Rooney will go back to United and will most likely be prolific next season once more, but that just makes it all the more exasperating.
The most noticeable differences will be the prolific use of black and white pictures and the fact that the paper will be published on enhanced newsprint stock.
City will be without prolific striker Sergio Aguero, who faces a month on the sidelines after pulling up with a hamstring injury against Tottenham.
"Kids will be amazingly prolific and profound," Patty said.
Please Take Me Off the Guest List will be creator, prolific photographer, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs' guitarist Nick Zinner's fourth photo book collaboration with writer Zachary Lipez and book designer Stacy Wakefield.
Moreover, it tends to be prolific!
Exeter will be without their prolific try-scorer Thomas Waldrom for Saturday's Premiership final against Saracens but their influential scrum-half Will Chudley has been cleared to play after being cited for making illegal contact with the head of Wasps' Joe Launchbury in last Saturday's semi-final.
Their manager Keith Hill will be hoping Jon Shaw, prolific in the Conference with Halifax, does for his side what Aaron Mclean did for Peterborough and that Dagnall, who weighed in with nine goals last year despite missing six months of the season, can recapture his best form.
