Sentence examples for thrive after from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Rutan's company continued to thrive after the 1986 flight, the rest of Mojave languished.

But England thrived after those stars left, and it will thrive after Bale, too.

If Mr. Bell is able to keep it funny, "The PJs" should thrive after switching networks.

Institutions often thrive after visionary leaders, once seen as irreplaceable, make their exit.

For example, some bacteria still thrive after nuclear explosions, radiation exposure, or extremely high temperatures.

The ABE was founded in 2018 to represent firms that believe Britain can thrive after Brexit.

But can Isis survive – even thrive – after the evident defeat of the caliphate?

Taking a pro-active approach will help you position your livestock enterprise to thrive after the drought.

Alexander Furmanchuk, a political analyst in Simferopol, argued that Crimea will thrive after severing itself from Ukraine.

The cork tree is unique in its ability to survive and even thrive after losing its bark.

They halted the deliberate setting of brush fires, not realizing that certain plants and animals thrive after a fire.