Sentence examples for be thriving with a from inspiring English sources

Can a city be said to be thriving with a fading middle class?

And though that term may sound more 2007 than 2013, she appears to be thriving, with a specialty of integrating art into personal spaces, which she then sometimes will decorate as well.

Reckitt Benckiser, for instance, is thriving with a limited product range.

By German standards, Bavaria is thriving, with a jobless rate well below the national average of 10.4percentt.

Today ACT is thriving, with a revamped mission that includes collaborating with local artists and offering a wide range of fare, from Pinter to burlesque.

Some suburban churches, like St. Joseph's, in Downingtown, are thriving: with a membership of 15,000, it is one of the largest parishes in the archdiocese.

Cable said: "The UK's automotive industry is thriving, with a new car rolling off the production line every 20 seconds, and increasing levels of investment that's helping to secure local jobs.

The UK's automotive industry is thriving with a new car rolling off the production line every 20 seconds, while increasing levels of investment are helping to secure local jobs.

The UK's automotive industry is thriving with a new car rolling off the production line every 20 seconds, and increasing levels of investment helping to secure local jobs".

At 14, he hooked up with a DJ named Boogie and they started a rap group at a time when London was thriving with a healthy hip-hop scene fostering acts such as the Demon Boyz, Rebel MC and London Posse.

In the past no one would have dared to do it for fear that someone would have come along with a JCB and taken all the money out.' Rath Mor is thriving, with a turnover of around £350,000 through the combined efforts of the retail park and business units.