Sentence examples for Two flourishing from inspiring English sources
Two flourishing international professional organisations dedicated to delirium research and practice have been established: the European Delirium Association and the American Delirium Society; both host successful annual meetings.
A brilliantly lighted view of the villa's asymmetrical tower, framed between two flourishing cypress trees in the foreground, the painting manages to convey the dry heat of the summer atmosphere that envelops it.
Rescuing an insolvent theatre company seemed well beyond his capabilities - "until," he says, "it struck me: what if I tried putting the drama and the rugby together?" It was the perfect idea for Hull, which had no great theatre-going tradition but did have two flourishing rugby teams.
The money is immediately converted into alcohol or weapons, two flourishing trades.
Apart from his contributions to science and health and his lasting effects upon many people, Richard Doll is commemorated by the existence in Oxford of Green College, and of the two flourishing units that he helped to found and in which he worked for so long: the Cancer Research UK Epidemiology Unit (under Valerie Beral) and the Clinical Trial Service Unit (under Sir Richard Peto and Rory Collins).
The two people behind SIOA are Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller, who, between them, run two flourishing and hate-filled sites, Jihad Watch and Atlas Shrugs, which link into an undergrowth of far-right websites in Europe, including the skinheads of the English Defence League, but also to respectable rightwingers such as Douglas Murray of the Centre for Social Cohesion, and even the Catholic Herald.
The two flourished together.
These two flourished there as if they belonged, and thrived on the attention that staff gave to them".
All three flourished before the Second World War; all are dead now.
One flourishes what he claims is an extortion letter from a Marxist militiaman.
Hence the parasol — not unlike the one flourished by Winnie, in Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days" — that is held over Mary's head as she walks to the scaffold.
