Sentence examples for a really flourishing from inspiring English sources

"A really flourishing economy is going to have high-quality jobs where you can support a family for people who live in an area.

"I came of age in a time when independent music was really flourishing.

They've always scored a fair amount of tries but I think they have a far broader repertoire these days and with the likes of Chris Ashton running his support lines and Alex Goode creating things they have a very useful backline that is really flourishing thanks to the brilliant ball their pack gives them.

"All in all, these singing groups are really flourishing right now because of a renewed interest in choral works of all kinds," said Jim Ormond, a communications associate at the Westchester Council for the Arts.

Insiders say it is difficult to come up with a reforming idea that would shock him.Although Mr Heywood's radicalism is only really flourishing now, there were signs of it during the Labour years.

Morecambe & Wise initially failed on TV, only really flourishing there when their brilliant BBC director, John Ammonds, cleverly gave them a raised stage and red velvet theatre curtains in the studio, approximating the environment from which they came.

"We've just come off the back of a very well-regarded World Cup, it's the 50th anniversary of Match of the Day, which is really flourishing.

"They were really finding their feet in the Championship last season but this year I can see them really flourishing".

"The sceptics are good for the IPCC and the whole process is really flourishing because of this interaction over the past decades," he told BBC News.

Ten years later it's just really flourishing".

We may not be a traditional family on paper but we are a family and I tell her that familes come in all shapes and sizes, but [a family is] love and I see her really flourishing because she sees two people treating each other with respect".