Sentence examples for thriving events from inspiring English sources

Condé Nast president and chief executive Bob Sauerberg said: "Pitchfork is a distinguished digital property that brings a strong editorial voice, an enthusiastic and young audience, a growing video platform and a thriving events business".

What Condé Nast bought in Pitchfork, then, was not a music publication; it was "a distinguished digital property that brings a strong editorial voice, an enthusiastic and young audience, a growing video platform and a thriving events business", to quote CondéNast CEO Bob Sauerberg.

The recent Thrive event hosted by Arianna Huffington and Mika Brzezinski was packed with discussions and panels from thought leaders spanning a variety of fields.

The range of two-wheeled vehicles allows for much personal expression, and community events are thriving.

"Our event is thriving, and I believe it's because of the other components we've added," said Alina Interian, executive director of the Florida Center for the Literary Arts at the college, which organizes the fair.

"Most clubs thrive on membership events.

Bode Miller is the rare skier who has thrived in all events.

The subsurface is a physically dynamic habitat where fluxes in water, nutrients, temperature, pH, and osmolarity can create challenges for microorganisms to survive and thrive, and dehydration events can inhibit motility and limit nutrient availability that can result in decreased microbial activity [ 3].

An entertainment tax should certainly stay in that mix, especially when it comes to thriving businesses like movies, sports events, concerts and dog shows.

Athletic events also fuelled a thriving pickup scene: a message etched into the wall of a stadium at Nemea reads, "Look up Moschos in Philippi — he's cute".

In an ever more digitized age, literature as live event appears to be thriving.