Sentence examples for thrive once again from inspiring English sources

"Scary, grown-up thoughts have shriveled his video game sack," a narrator intones, "but thanks to codes on every Slim Jim that unlock in-game content from Medal of Honor Warfighter and Need for Speed Most Wanted, his gamer sack will survive and thrive once again".

But, if we hope to thrive once again, we must realize that there are no outside problems in today's interwoven, globalized world.

He will deliver on his proposed programs and plans, which will restore America's democracy while bringing greater prosperity to the marginalized, rebuilding the middle class so that working families can thrive once again.

But with the right support, Dasha and other young Ukrainians affected by the conflict, can thrive once again.

The indoor tree is thriving once again.

Today, thanks to a constructive partnership between the entire downtown community and government, Lower Manhattan is thriving once again.

Much of the strip has seen a building boom since Israel eased its blockade two years ago, and the smuggling tunnels from Egypt are thriving once again after being closed briefly last month because of a terrorist attack on the border.

Onchi Kōshirō and Hiratsuka Un'ichi were early exponents who, though working in different styles, did most for the renaissance of this national art, which thrived once again after World War II.

Twelve months after his arrival sparked a Twitter meltdown and rendered the panicked assault on primogeniture a little premature, Prince George mania is thriving once again as the third-in-line celebrates his first birthday on Tuesday.

But today, almost 40 years later, the arts are thriving once again, and no more so than in Battambang, a dreamy, peaceful city between the capital Phnom Penh and tourist mecca Siem Reap.

The throngs of screaming girls subsided briefly, only to be thriving once again with the release of New Moon.