Sentence examples for thriving town from inspiring English sources

Consolidation of land took off around Zhucheng, a thriving town in Shandong Province, in 2007.

He moved to Marfa in 1988, in time to witness its Judd-led change "from a dying town to a thriving town".

This was no boring backwater, as his friends had warned, no cute little village with one white steeple and two red gas pumps, but a lively, thriving town.

Jinja, where Lake Victoria pours into the Nile, is a favoured tourist spot but was once also a thriving town, refining sugar cane, canning fish and spinning cotton.

This thriving town boasts scores of niche restaurants, where the food, the ambience and the wine and cocktail menus are thoughtful and thought-provoking.

Tincknell is adamant the site will be a "thriving town centre", without the icy sense of vacancy that plagues most of the riverside developments nearby.

At first blush, the jumble of corrugated-steel shacks sprouting from 123 acres of flat countryside is a mirror of thriving towns all over the nation.

This is a leafy oasis of middle-class dreams on the North Downs, with thriving towns such as Dorking and Leatherhead fringed by affluent villages.

Southern Comfort Several thriving towns below the Mason-Dixon Line play host to plants of foreign automakers.

Watching helplessly as nature's fury wrecked thriving towns in coastal Japan was one such experience.

The wool was spun into thread on isolated farms and collected by merchants to be woven, fulled, dyed and finished in thriving towns such as Dunster.