Sentence examples for she flourished from inspiring English sources
She flourished a paper bag.
And as she flourished she returned the affection.
She flourished during the brainstorming conference calls that were a regular feature of her new job.
She flourished in the village where she immersed herself in progressive politics, opera and world travel.
At 13, she moved into a foster home in Valhalla, N.Y., where she flourished.
WHEN Roman soldiers founded Florence around 60 B.C., its original name was Florentia, meaning "may she flourish".
Facing southward, she flourishes a palm frond — nettling some Southerners, who are still apt to repeat the hoary wisecrack "Just like a Yankee: make the lady walk".
It means something when Princeton drops its motto, "Dei sub numine viget" (under God's power she flourishes), from publications including the Chapel's Order of Worship.
Facing southward, she flourishes a palm frond nettling some Southerners, who are still apt to repeat the hoary wisecrack "Just like a Yankee: make the lady walk".
She flourishes her educated diction ("perused", "forbearance") while tripping into colloquial phrases ("Mrs Bligh stare on me", "an educated woman such as I").
