Sentence examples for prospered so much from inspiring English sources
Before long, Valentine's bar prospered, so much so that he expanded into an adjacent building.
Mold prospered so much in some places that what the flood had not swept away the bulldozers had to raze.
"What surprises me is that the city has prospered so much that it's not the violent crimes that are happening in excess," she says.
Why did the United States prosper so much during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?
If Rutland prospered, so would Buckingham, and vice versa.
Jazz singing has rarely prospered so richly from sweetness of temper.
The Rothschilds, Ferguson concludes, prospered not so much by maximizing profits during the booms as by riding out storms that sank less prudent and well-capitalized rivals.
He felt that to prosper amid so much loss was a more signal accomplishment than straightforward domination.
How does a new regulator survive and prosper amid so much flak?
"I thought America prospered because everyone cared so much".
Mr. Rogers prospered as a lawyer, so much so that when he agreed to become Mr. Nixon's secretary of state it was at great financial sacrifice, as well as at some personal cost, as it turned out.
