Sentence examples for flourishing about from inspiring English sources

Wine tourism started flourishing about five years ago, when 18 winemakers converged to create a trail called Los Caminos del Vino.

Parody portraying the Bloomsbury Group (English literary group that flourished about 1907-1930) as a jazz group.

Arkansas's earliest inhabitants included indigenous hunting-and-gathering peoples whose cultures flourished about 500 ce.

Za, in feudal Japan, any of the mercantile or craft guilds that flourished about 1100 1590.

Callimachus (flourished about 260) was a scholar as well as a poet.

Hypsilophodon (genus Hypsilophodon), small to medium-sized herbivorous dinosaurs that flourished about 115 million to 110 million years ago during the Early Cretaceous Period.

Besides the suite and opera overture, the short humorous intermezzo, which originated in Naples and flourished about 1685 1750, strongly influenced pre-Classical symphonists.

After Juvenal, 250 years elapsed before Ausonius of Bordeaux (4th century ad) and the last of the true classics, Claudian (flourished about 400), appeared.

The authorities kept Zambada's deal under wraps, even as rumors flourished about secret arrangements between the cartel and the D.E.A.

Pole, a Buddhist state that flourished about 500 ce in northern Sumatra, was visited by Arab, Indian, and Chinese merchants and pilgrims.

The Huari and Tiahuanaco styles of the Middle Horizon flourished about A.D. 580 to 930, the first in Peru and the second in northern Bolivia and neighboring areas.