Sentence examples for did thrive from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, savings banks and building and loan associations did thrive in the Northeastern and Midwestern states; where they existed, working people saved at high rates.

But the state's early economy did thrive on the slave trade, with Rhode Islanders distilling rum from molasses, trading it in Africa for slaves and then trading the slaves in the West Indies for more molasses.

By contrast, when we bred our mice to create Sun1 −/−Sun2 +/− animals, this genotype did thrive postnatally, and the average body weight (21.59±0.866 g, n=21; supplementary material Fig. S1C) of these mice was only slightly less than that of WT controls (P=0.0108 comparing Sun1 −/−Sun2 +/− with WT).

Yes, I do thrive in this".

But bad ideas do thrive in conditions of maximum claptrap.

I feel like I do thrive in the spotlight and I like the attention.

Collaborative filtering does thrive, but only in a form that requires not a key stroke of extra work by users.

Although often thought of as wilderness animals, wolves can and do thrive close to people when they are not excessively persecuted and food is available.

"I'm not saying I'm an attention seeker but I feel like I do thrive in the spotlight," he said.

Happily, love can and does thrive and grow independent of youth, beauty and health.

Some of us are disciplined and do thrive in the early morning hours--which is wonderful.