Sentence examples for thrive on love from inspiring English sources

Maltese are bred to be cuddly companion dogs, and thrive on love and attention.

"Many people thrive on stress and love the buzz that comes with it, but ignore the effect it has on their physical and mental wellbeing".

She thrived on family love.

GYM JONES, of course, is not the only fitness business thriving on tough love.

And just as the populist pageants of song fronted by Simon Cowell or Tom Jones thrive on the lyrics of love and the creation of a sense of community through a shared repertoire, so the hero of Meistersinger, Walther von Stolzing, is an emblem of a society that recognises itself through the prize song of a lovelorn young tenor.

Plenty of people thrive on adversity; ballplayers who love the challenge of a hostile away-game crowd, for example.

He seemed to thrive on competition, and even to love it.

But pop love songs thrive on cliché; it takes singers like Sinatra to rub the polish off them to reveal the eternal truths underneath, and a choreographer like Ms. Tharp (who also directed) to push against the obvious and release new facets of the songs' energies.

Although they love and thrive on lots of sun, too much can have an adverse effect on them.

"I love that and thrive on being creative.

They are the kind of people who love drama, who thrive on tragedy.