Sentence examples for thriving kind from inspiring English sources

She said APR is the reason she has her "perfectly healthy, thriving, kind of crazy sometimes" son.

Young, in turn, talked of thriving on that kind of added pressure.

He works best under pressure, thriving on the kind of tight deadlines that would paralyze other writers.

You have got to put yourself in that position and deal with the pressure, thriving on that kind of thing.

Pennington is thriving in the kind of deep passing offense that was supposedly the reason the Jets had to bring in Favre in the first place.

Those capable of thriving in this kind of maelstrom are the rarest of gems, worthy of the highest recognition the game can bestow.

After slamming the "blasphemous re-definition of marriage," he noted, "There are many businesses that are thriving providing this kind of commodification of human flesh so that they can follow the trend and have two men try to raise a baby.

We were on a major label and the music business was thriving in a kind of way, and was very transformed by technological advances and also with Napster and Limewire and all that stuff that came and took some of the income stream.

Insects: Ants and Their Ancestors There are roughly 10,000 trillion ants on the planet, thriving in nearly every kind of ecosystem, including New York City apartments.

I'm not talking about cases where we see clear and consistent abuse, I'm remembering situations where the kids aren't thriving but they're kind of OK.

Douglas Rasor, TI's man in charge of finding new applications for chips, sees a thriving market in new kinds of telephones that plug into data jacks now prevalent in offices.