Sentence examples for flourishing from from inspiring English sources

After the vogue of the madrigal had disappeared, that of the glee eventually took its place, flourishing from the early 18th century to the middle of the 19th.

As the noon sun melted the snow, he noticed "a jumble of greens" flourishing from seeds he had spilled outside the frame, when planting last fall.

With British universities producing this level of talent, it is no surprise that the DeepMind deal has been followed by further evidence that an AI industry is flourishing from an academic base.

He began to attract Wall Street's notice three years ago, after his bosses at Chase Manhattan urged securities analysts to pay attention to his portfolio, then flourishing from the boom in technology and telecommunications stocks.

Almost all areas of headache research are now flourishing from genetics, experimental animal and human research, epidemiological and costs studies to new treatments and optimized care.

While there are high level of activities in engineering education research in North America and Europe with government and institutional support in the form of funding, efforts from across the globe are also flourishing, from Australia to Asia, South America and Africa.

Working democracy only flourishes from within.

Tragic drama would survive and flourish, from Sophocles to Shakespeare.

It flourished from 1637 to 1654, when the Dutch controlled the area.

Can democracy ever, in fact, flourish from the barrel of a gun?

It flourished from about 1400 to 1800 and was revived in the 20th century.