From the unfortunate flop Find Your voice to the recent blockbuster Shock Wave 2, Lau has secured his status as a prolific star on the big screen over the past unusual year, albeit at a somewhat erratic level.
Li Qingzhao is believed to be the most prolific and accoplished female poet in the history of Chinese literature.
Ba Jin was a prolific writer.
Lu You (1125~1210), literary name Fangweng, courtesy name Wuguan was one of the most important and prolific Chinese writers of the Southern Song Dynasty, noted for his collection of nearly 10 000 poems as well as numerous prose pieces.
In the UK smoking among women became more prolific later than it did for men, so it's not surprising that we're seeing increasing lung cancer rates now.
During our life together, Amy was a prolific writer, publishing children's books, memoirs and articles.
008 percent -- and bonding would be so wildly prolific that the hydrogen would long since have been exhausted.
The only true point guard on the roster is second-rounder Jawun Evans, and the Clippers' most prolific scorers now are Lou Williams and Austin Rivers.
8 percent of the total, remained the most prolific in the period, followed by Adware viruses, at 39.
One even comes from the name of a prolific word inventor ― "Seussian," meaning "suggestive of the works of Dr.
Icelanders are unusually prolific readers and writers, and books of verse tend to sell well in Iceland.
A particularly prolific thirdpartybragger is the British scientist Richard Dawkins, who engages in the practice several times a day.
Additionally, the prolific attacker played an integral part in the Santiago Bernabeu side's Copa del Rey win by netting three goals in six appearances, even if he missed the final against Barcelona due to injury.
She was a prolific writer and wrote until her death in 1888.
The message, reinforced by such style icons and prolific hat-wearers as Daphne Guinness, Anna Dello Russo and Paloma Faith, who has worn Ligenza's hats, is that "your outfit really isn't quite finished without a hat".
