Sentence examples for newly thriving from inspiring English sources

The newly thriving Proust industry is an extraordinary thing.

But walk down the stairs and you will sample Dalston's newly thriving nightlife.

"For a long time, everything in Lille was ugly, or so I thought," I was told by Grégoire Morel, an assistant lecturer at the newly thriving university.

And Chase Distillery in the Welsh borders made headlines not long ago when its potato-based vodka, sold at swanky bars around the world, stole the honours at this year's World Spirits Competition in San Francisco.Much could be done to support this newly thriving cottage industry.

"You should also have the choice, if you want it, to park your car at the light rail station and be moved swiftly into a newly thriving downtown without having to worry about gridlock," he said, later adding, "You can choose which transportation fits your own life on any hectic day".

Hewlett-Packard 's newly thriving personal computer business is about to get some bad news.

On individual blocks, it is possible to find some storefronts shuttered, other businesses thriving, others newly reopened.

In a conference call with analysts, the CEO said newly acquired businesses are thriving, and business cycles are improving key segments.

When the cigar factories thrived, newly arrived immigrants prepared an abundance of dishes.

The newly planted rosebushes thrived that first year with plenty of bloom.

The infusion of "Lean In" into the zeitgeist is clear: Hillary Clinton spoke of "leaning in" last week, in conversation with Christine Lagarde and Thomas Friedman at Tina Brown's "Women of the World" conference; and it seems to have influenced Arianna Huffington's newly released "Thrive".