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Discover LudwigThe phrase "thriving weekend" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a weekend that is enjoyable, productive, or full of positive experiences. Example: "After a long week at work, I was looking forward to a thriving weekend filled with fun activities and time with friends."
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Because they have many friends there, they have a thriving weekend social life -- dinners out, tennis doubles.
Thanks for playing and have a thriving weekend.
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Only the Barras, the market at the heart of the Calton, still looks and feels the same – thriving at weekends with crowded stalls, with the same old market men and women auctioning lace curtains by the pair.
It's a working town so nightlife only thrives at weekends, but for around £15 a night it's a convenient stop off on the way to Cayo Saetía island.
"Clubs thrive on weekends and industry nights," says Sun. "Both options are strong and well-known".
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Here, where high-tech pot farms thrive amid the weekend homes and backyard wineries of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, people like their privacy; no small talk or pancake breakfasts at the Elks lodge.
Henry hinted at this in a short statement over the weekend: "This is a thriving, dynamic region that needs a strong, sustainable Boston Globe playing an integral role in the community's long-term future".
The 'Brady' Hunch Pays at Box Office : Movies: The film, based on the squeaky-clean '70s TV family, is thriving in the '90s with a solid opening weekend.
The one-day festival model might be out, but those ratty weekend acid trips in country towns are thriving.
Still, the work is thriving in New York this year, with two high-profile performances over the weekend and another, from the Riverside Choral Society and Orchestra, to follow on Thursday.
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