Sentence examples for flourishing internationally from inspiring English sources

The style first emerged in France, flourishing internationally between World War I and World War II.

Young, web-savvy entrepreneurs with flourishing, internationally oriented startups say there's no alternative but to play the hand you've got, and play it boldly.

It felt very dramatic indeed during the heyday of the phenomenon known as Art Nouveau, which flourished internationally a century ago.

Jozy Altidore has flourished internationally with the U.S team recently, and in a span of 31 minutes in the second half, he scored three goals and assisted on another.

The Werkstätte was also one in a series of reformist movements that flourished internationally in the decades after the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London.

If track cycling is to flourish internationally it needs to create a following for itself on the European mainland to match the popularity it has come to enjoy in the UK and, in that regard, the first three days of packed houses here cheering spectacular French success on a daily basis will have done no harm at all.

"This marriage will permit Elite Daily to continue to flourish as a platform for and by Millennials, allowing us to expand internationally, grow our staff and continue to deliver the most relevant and engaging content for Millennials," Arabov wrote.

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That same year she and her husband founded the National Dance Institute that flourishes nationally and internationally.

In Russia the fin de siècle styles of Léon Bakst and the Mir Iskusstva ("World of Art") group, as well as a vivid revival of folk decoration, flourished, later becoming known internationally through their connection with the Russian ballet.

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