Sentence examples for becomes a thriving from inspiring English sources

Mr Anderson said he hoped the plan would "help further improve the area and make sure it becomes a thriving community again".

It could take decades to find out whether this isolated stretch becomes a thriving urban center; the transit village is expected to take 25 years to build, and no one expects the Allied Junction project to be built all at once.

The commitment that America gives to rebuild the nation now will significantly influence if Haiti becomes a thriving nation or a new haven for terrorism.

For a few years this jewel has been shining again, as Gdansk becomes a thriving hub for exchanging goods, a place where everybody wants to be and do business.

Tampa rapidly became a thriving port on the Gulf Coast, supported a strong cigar-making industry, and became the site of a U.S. Air Force base (MacDill Air Force Base) in the aftermath of World War II.

The city's origins lie in a 17th-century settlement of Indian fishermen that was named for the nearby "Spring of the Sacred Cross". The former fishing village has become a busy, thriving, populous port city with the development of the petroleum industry since the 1930s in the eastern Llanos (plains).

Mr Obama called Mr Poroshenko a "wise selection" to lead Ukraine, and said the nation could become a vibrant, thriving democracy if the world community stood behind it.

Twenty years on, having been part of a transformation of a part of London that has become a destination, thriving with business and visitors from around the world, we closed the Vibe Bar yesterday due to what we believe to be excessive and unreasonable restrictions on our activity.

Twenty years on, having been part of a transformation of a part of London that has become a destination, thriving with business and visitors from around the world, we closed The Vibe Bar yesterday due to what we believe to be excessive and unreasonable restrictions on our activity.

But, as the weeks went by, he began to struggle a bit as the quiet, shy brother became an opinionated, thriving sister who no longer would stand by and play with a truck when she would rather play princess fairies.

The Canadian geophysicist Steve Blasco has commented that the wreck "has become an oasis, a thriving ecosystem sitting in a vast desert".