Sentence examples for the same thriving from inspiring English sources
Only the Barras, the market at the heart of the Calton, still looks and feels the same – thriving at weekends with crowded stalls, with the same old market men and women auctioning lace curtains by the pair.
Could Smokler start the same thriving blog today?
The Los Angeles area does not have the same thriving biotechnology community as San Francisco and San Diego.
There are few globally-renowned hubs of culture and commerce around the world that can lay claim to the same thriving entrepreneurial spirit as that of New York City.
It's not that we don't have the same resources and talent to conjure the same thriving culture as overseas, for 121 it's about informing Kiwis that we too can be just as poppin' as the rest of the world".
It was not far enough, as it turned out, but he was a man of such daring and enterprise, Mitchell says, that he quickly adapted even to the most inhospitable of environments, and he soon had the same thriving business in Hungary that let him turn again to racing.
Those qualities are the same to thrive in politics". To apply to become a delegate at the conference, students must complete an application, write an essay, furnish letters of recommendation and make a video arguing a national political position.
PARIS — The newspaper industry is in trouble; cable television, despite the same challenges, is thriving.
At the same time, a thriving Japanese American community sprang from the relocation of workers from wartime internment camps to Chicago.
Generally speaking, it refers to things that are different in nature coexisting at the same time, each thriving on its own, each in the correct place, in order to achieve balance and unity, embodying the spirit of "nourishing a myriad things growing up without harming each other, and following their course simultaneously without interfering with each other" in traditional culture.
In the United States, indigent insurance programmes may restrict care to specific hospitals in the region, which may not be the same hospitals with thriving clinical research programmes.
