Sentence examples for long thrive from inspiring English sources
No sports team would long thrive if it ran from free and fair competition.
The insects, which are each barely half a centimeter long, thrive on weakened trees ― meaning the dense, mature, drought-plagued forests of Colorado are a perfect target for them.
It has long thrived in New York City.
One of the most prominent breeds, the music nerd, has long thrived in Austin.
Brides and bachelorettes have long thrived on beauty services done en masse.
American song itself has long thrived on tales of murder and retribution.
Gold has long thrived on bouts of uncertainty and right now markets have uncertainty in spades.
China's huge and complicated labor market has long thrived on cheap labor and lax regulation.
It is a house, he noted, that has long thrived on creating great controversy, as well as great fashion.
ARTISTS have long thrived in the solitude and tranquillity of these Connecticut hills, and so it is for Steve Buchanan.
While Waterbury long thrived because of its brass business, the city declined in the 1960's and 70's.
