Nor was he going off to prospect in some uncharted territory, for New York already had a thriving art scene, and Broadway, in terms of galleries, was the equivalent of Old Bond Street in London.
What we want to see in the mirror is a person with the prospect of thriving, and in this work culture, that means advancement — which often means mobility.
When the competition arrived I thrived at the prospect of competing in front of 10,000 people and have fond memories in particular of my third medal event.
The prospect of a thriving community press is a great thing to consider, until you actually read it.
With sales thriving on automobile row and the prospect of cash registers humming at Home Depot and the other new stores, he said, "incorporating the village as a city comes at the right time".
The company, which she had founded two years earlier, initially thrived, and its prospects looked bright.
But for now the team is thriving, and two 19-year-old prospects, pitcher Dylan Bundy and shortstop Manny Machado, give more hope for the future.
Zimbabwe's prospects were bright, with ample mineral resources, thriving agriculture, high literacy and international good will.
At the unthinkable prospect of a Central American style war, Mexico's thriving by highly neurotic stock market, the Bolsa de Valores, suffered an attack of the jitters.
It was a speech of vision -- asking Senators to choose between future of a more competitive, thriving Italy, or a future of political strife, fresh elections, and the prospect of another divided parliament at the end of it.
Why, you might ask, would a fiscally-conservative party seem rather nonplussed about the prospect of adding $1.5 trillion in debt-financed tax cuts to a thriving economy?
