Sentence examples similar to thriving on something from inspiring English sources
"I was totally out of my comfort zone and absolutely shit scared," she says, "but I was thriving on learning something new.
In Director magazine in April, she described her "vibrant economy" initiative: "All of us in the UK, if we're going to thrive, and pass on something better to the next generation, we've all got a responsibility to step up and drive the things that are going to create growth".
"Coach Allen always thrived on building something out of very little.
This meant extra work for her but she thrived on it, something her Mother could not understand.
If my time in East Africa taught me anything, it is the realisation that wherever there is opportunity, there are creative individuals we collectively refer to as entrepreneurs who thrive on building something out of nothing.
What is true is that great relationships seem to thrive on cooperation -- something quite different in scope than compromise.
"I feel a much bigger part of the team than I did at Swansea and I'm thriving on the chance to achieve something special for this football club," Orlandi added.
The offensive line and the running backs thrive on repeated rushes, something they did not do against Washington.
Wikis thrive on people giving something to the community without getting anything monetary back.
They needed something that thrived on connectivity.
