Sentence examples for started to flourish from inspiring English sources

As my mental health started to improve  from 2009 onwards, so my career started to flourish.

Slowly but surely, the album started to flourish and sell well.

"That's when what had been a fledgling tuning industry started to flourish," Mr. Vespremi said.

During the late 1960s and early '70s these began to decline, and service-related industries started to flourish.

In theatre, television, radio and museums, a far more vernacular and democratic account of the British past started to flourish.

In Mr. Obama's lifetime, racial intermarriage not only became legal everywhere in the United States, but has started to flourish.

Entrepreneurship is at last starting to flourish in Ethiopia.

And that may be where real partnerships start to flourish".

But they've battled on and they're starting to flourish".

Reality television is big everywhere, and makeover programs are starting to flourish in the United States, too.

Others argue that places farther out will start to flourish much later as house prices push people east.