Sentence examples for it thrives more from inspiring English sources
All that matters is whether it thrives more or less by the UK being out or in.
But it thrives more than anything else on hope – a hope born of experience – that the tears of the world are not constant.
It feels like this country thrives more and more on its humiliation and embarrassment of friends and loved ones for entertainment.
Quite apart from its effect on football punditry, it's a format that thrives more than 40 years later on programmes such as Strictly Come Dancing and X-Factor.
There is no player who thrives more on the big stage than Thurston, who time and time again delivers when it matters most.
Little did he know that it would still be thriving more than a century later, and that its future could live so happily with its past.
Now the question is what can make it thrive once more, presumably on a more sustainable basis.
Bacterial and viral infections thrive more on dry air, so make it a point to humidify the air using a cool air humidifier.
The more it thrives as a business the more journalism we can do, and the more impact we can have". The magazine loses money, but a representative declined to specify a precise amount.
The garden and the park that sheltered it, like the city, had gone through hard times and survived, and was thriving, more beautiful than ever.
