Sentence examples for both flourish from inspiring English sources

Both flourish, on a reduced if more civilised scale.

A third option is that the mission and Whole Foods both flourish, but without Mackey.

"The market is such that the Spectator and ourselves can both flourish.

"We can't help noting that the new criteria are identical to ours but, at the end of the day, there's absolutely no reason that we can't both flourish.

At the same time, of course, there is the "crash" of Private Enterprise Brunette who nevertheless survives and goes on to seduce Blonde - and for a time they both flourish, intimate yet distinct (private/public schooling, health care etc).

That the Beck book, with its dire message about the danger that Islam poses to America, and Salaam Reads, with its presumably positive, inclusive one, could both flourish under the same publishing umbrella seems improbable, even hypocritical.

Its two main purposes rent-seeking and self-purposes rent-seekingelectorandsuccess—have both flourished under the stathrough.

They are both flourishing playing characters who initially deny, then deal with, grief over the premature loss of a spouse.

His goal was always to bring together the best people and brightest ideas, and see that both flourished.

"Through his leadership, intercollegiate athletics have both flourished on the field and courts and have fully integrated into the mission of those campuses," Ray said.

The prominent masters of the panegyric qaṣīdeh were Muʿizzī and Anvarī, who both flourished in the first half of the 12th century.