Sentence examples for thrive well from inspiring English sources

"This bodes very well for the language's chances to survive, and possibly even thrive well into the future".

Other independent labels, like Atlantic, managed to keep their artists and to thrive well into the nineteen-sixties.

They are also hard to study: they like to live in the deep and do not thrive well in sea-level laboratories.

"The time has come to set our institution on a path that will enable it to survive and thrive well into the future," the board chairman, Mark Epstein, said in an announcement to students and faculty members in the college's Great Hall.

I just don't…I don't thrive well".

The leaves of Betula utilis are pruned specifically to feed weak calves that cannot thrive well in the uplands.

Fried follows Fred Harvey, the company, as it grew and thrived well into the mid-20th century.

By contrast, IPC Magazines was still thriving well into the 1990s, although some parts were sold off, notably the comics.

The Walkman, along with the Trinitron television, exemplified the Sony brand, and while they thrived — well into the eighties — Sony seemed to own the future.

Ireland Irish traditional music was thriving well before the faddish moment fueled by Riverdance and "Titanic"; even as that craze passes, there's no shortage of young musicians to learn the subtleties of the old jigs, reels and hornpipes.

The patient recovered without any neurological deficits, and the infant is thriving well.