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prolific sentence examples

  • Prolific as a composer using many forms, and did much to shape the development of music.
  • Prolific goalscorer looks like anyway.
  • It's run by the incredibly prolific scrivs who has created a vast number of blogs on various subjects.
  • Now allusions to the destruction of our nation are becoming more prolific.
  • Prolific in the country, the rhondda pits proved to be extremely difficult to mine.
  • Prolific of 19th century glass designers.
  • Prolific goal scorer with a total of 10 goals.
  • In spite of all these commitments, he was a most productive researcher and a hugely prolific publisher.
  • Hopefully they'll iron out a problem that seems less prolific in other branches.
  • Prolific in the world.
  • Prolific of offenders.
  • Prolific offenders are said to commit nearly 10 percent of all crime.
  • The spice girls have also been extremely prolific in the field of trade mark applications.
  • In addition to powder burns, greg dulli remains as typically prolific as ever.
  • Prolific writer of fiction for all ages.
  • I think the dance movement was quite an important scene for the uk, it's still quite prolific today.
  • Prolific songwriter.
  • Equally prolific, tho in a related field, is another scot, sir cameron mackintosh.
  • Prolific inventor.
  • Iron age remains seem to have been especially prolific, with a dozen barrows near andover and numerous settlements throughout england.

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