Sentence examples for most thriving from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, Edinburgh has quietly become one of the UK's most thriving tech hubs.

Lane Alexander, who organized the concert, is the co-founder and director of the Chicago Human Rhythm Project, the longest running and most thriving of the many educational festivals that have anchored the careers of tap dancers in recent years.

The top, most thriving higher ed institutions in France would kill for a $94 million endowment.

It might surprise you to learn that a city which has been dominated by the Catholic Church for the last 2,000 years doesn't have the most thriving gay scene.

As a result, the market became one of the most thriving indoor spaces in London.

It now sells barely 12,000 copies a day in one of Britain's most thriving cities.

Earlier research has revealed how many species there are (somewhere between 300 and 1,000), where most thrive best (the forearm) and worst (behind the ear).

The others enjoy more freedom and most thrive with it, particularly Morrow's animated "froggy" persona, which can become a bit wearying.

FitzRoy noted the smooth and solid rock-like outer wall of the atoll, with most life thriving where the surf was most violent.

Most are thriving, though an indoor lavender bush recently bit the dust.

The City of London has for the most part thrived as Europe's most open financial centre.