Sentences with phrase «prolific number»

In spring the kowhai trees are a feature and attract prolific numbers of native birds.

Due to the relatively prolific number of lawsuits, Silver acknowledges a negative perception of himself in some parts of the Twitter community, telling CT that «there are a lot of people who have called me an ambulance chaser, a «Better Call Saul.

Completions on 18 of 28 passes for 227 yards aren't prolific numbers for Romo, but it was more than enough to keep the Dolphins honest and provide much - needed balance for the Cowboys offense.

There are a prolific number of indexes attached to the FTSE Group.

We do not HAVE any surviving Gospel from the 1st century, it is not until the 3rd century we have a few incomplete Gospel (P46 / 75) and the most complete by the 4th century and even these do not match the earlier version, let alone the prolific number of versions that were created in the 7 / 8 / 9th century.

He could be one of the hottest properties in the transfer market this summer because a number of Europe's top clubs are in search of a prolific number nine.

A wonderful, if ultimately somewhat aloof, look at the prolific number of kidnappings in Sao Paolo, Brazil, and the social conditions that allow for it.

Humane Societies all over Ohio are banding together to help stop the prolific number of puppy mills that have popped up across the state.

Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park, Alaska, is world renowned for its large population of grizzly bears, attracted by the prolific numbers of salmon found in the Brooks River.

The 1970s saw a prolific number of paintings, often including controversial or charged imagery, including

The 1970s saw a prolific number of paintings, often including controversial or charged imagery, including Vote McGovern (1972), Ladies and Gentlemen (1975), Skulls (1976), Hammer and Sickle (1976), and Oxidation Paintings (1978), which were created by Warhol friends and studio assistants urinating onto a canvas primed with a metallic paint.