Sentence examples for long flourishing from inspiring English sources

In addition, there has been a long, flourishing industry of "prop provision" in British television.

But the mentality that "Real men stay behind the wheel no matter how injured they are" can mean the difference between a long flourishing, record-setting, history book worthy career which you could have, and a career that ends way before it has had the chance to reach its possible heights.

Despite their precarious future in freshwater, axolotls (pronounced axo-LO-tuhls) have long flourished in aquariums.

RUMOURS of corruption among the judiciary have long flourished in Taiwan.

Western classical music has long flourished in Korea: where Western missionaries go, music tends to follow.

And the punters have embraced it in their millions, especially in America, where illegal gambling has long flourished.

When the muslims took Alexandria in 641AD, they killed the trade which had long flourished between Rome and India.

Illegal drinking dens had long flourished in big cities; indeed, the word "speakeasy" probably dates from the late 1880s.

Joe's Pub is a far cry from the legendary Madrid bars and cabarets where flamenco has long flourished.

PORTLAND, Me. — Heroin, which has long flourished in the nation's big urban centers, has been making an alarming comeback in the smaller cities and towns of New England.

Secret societies, or triads, have long flourished in China, occupying a vague ground that included anti-dynastic activities, mutual help societies and outright criminality.