Sentence examples for own thriving from inspiring English sources

Durham is doing just fine on its own, thriving within the tech-heavy Research Triangle.

In the summer of 2007, when he and his wife, Lalramchhuani, were first diagnosed as HIV positive, Vanlalhneha couldn't have imagined that by early 2009 he would own his own, thriving shop.

Its dark fantasies have been with us since the Major years, but it is alongside the internet that it's truly come into its own, thriving in the web's grubbiest and most hope-starved corners.

New York does have its own thriving barbecue tradition, but it's more about star anise than smoke.

What makes him radical, still, are the terms of his independence: he has his own thriving record label, Tzadik, and his own ascetic East Village club, the Stone.

With 60 flats and its own thriving art gallery, it was one of London's most notorious squatted buildings, long abandoned by Lambeth council.

According to Arianna, everyone should have their own thrive support group -- she does.

As well as being lucrative exports in their own right, thriving creative industries make a country more attractive to foreign tourists, students and investors, while oiling the wheels of trade and diplomacy.

A long period of prosperity followed for Mr. Schrager, whose company, Ian Schrager Hotels, now owns nine thriving boutique hotels in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco and London.

The most unsettling reminder of my Election Night is certainly "The Moon Juice Cookbook," an unapologetically esoteric offering from Amanda Chantal Bacon, who owns the thriving Los Angeles health-food business Moon Juice.

His tragic hero status was a Hollywood flourish – by all accounts (including his own) he thrived off his job and it didn't bother him much".