Sentence examples similar to flourished subsequently from inspiring English sources
Even those shows, though, have subsequently flourished under other hands.
Spanish conquistadores defeated the Indians there in 1524, and it subsequently flourished as a colonial port.
The ruins at Tikal date from as early as 900BC, but the site is best known for structures originating at the time of Christ, and which subsequently flourished into one of the largest, most impressive human settlements in the Americas.
Nicknamed "Cocky"—not for any arrogance but for his supreme self-confidence in his abilities Collins switched his primary position to second baseman in 1909, and his career subsequently flourished.
A wide range of styles and traditions subsequently flourished in different parts of India over the succeeding centuries, but by the 9th 10th centuries ce Indian sculpture had reached a form that has lasted with little change up to the present day.
Mencius (flourished 4th century bce) was subsequently considered the orthodox interpreter of Confucius's dao.
From the 14th through the early 20th century, writing in Turkish flourished in the Ottoman Empire, and it subsequently continued in the Turkish republic.
The region subsequently became part of the Buddhist Srivijaya empire, which flourished in southern Sumatra from the 7th to the 13th century.
The ICPC flourished until 1938, when Nazi Germany annexed Austria; the ICPC's records were subsequently relocated to Berlin.
The purple dye was subsequently abandoned, but the practice of "illuminating" parchment manuscripts in gold, silver, and other tints flourished throughout the European Middle Ages.
