Thus, a relative chronology for the bulk of the artist's prodigious production as a draftsman can be established only with the help of stylistic and other external probative evidence.

This prodigious production was instrumental in sweeping the Axis air forces from the battlefield by the summer of 1944.

He was known as jittery Gibran for prodigious production fueled by an abundance of nervous energy and for his deep concern that he not be a burden to his family.

There's something almost nauseating about such prodigious production.

But Easter eggs were only a small portion of Fabergé's prodigious production, which included more than 150,000 jewels, silver pieces and objets d'art over 50 years.

Donovan has scored 18 of them, prodigious production by any yardstick at any level.

Other than Ortiz's prodigious production and the stellar contributions of a few others, the lineup has been stagnant.

An obituary by colleagues from the Berkeley anthropology department described Robert Heizer as "a lone, work-addicted man whose prodigious production required rigid self-discipline."

Known for his prodigious philosophical production, Fabro was part of the neo-scholastic revival of Thomism.

The 103 stories in this volume are witnesses to a marvel of prodigious production (during the same years he produced seven novels and five books of poetry).