Sentence examples for thriving well from inspiring English sources
By contrast, IPC Magazines was still thriving well into the 1990s, although some parts were sold off, notably the comics.
Ireland Irish traditional music was thriving well before the faddish moment fueled by Riverdance and "Titanic"; even as that craze passes, there's no shortage of young musicians to learn the subtleties of the old jigs, reels and hornpipes.
David Sedlak, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Berkeley, says our urban water infrastructure, mostly built after World War II as California underwent massive development, needs a major upgrade in order to keep our cities thriving well into the future.
The patient recovered without any neurological deficits, and the infant is thriving well.
The mother has shown no evidence of re-bleeding from the intracranial lesion since, and the infant is thriving well.
Immigrants and women dominate anew, rural values are metamorphosing, gay culture is here to stay, the gun debate is back in play thanks to far too many dead children, the church is sour and impotent, you don't fuck with Planned Parenthood, the arts are still thriving (well mostly), sexuality is more unfettered and experimental, for better and worse.
Going up against thriving well-established destinations like iVillage or More will be no small task.
It is difficult to become Asias financial hub without a thriving well-regulated stock market.
Fried follows Fred Harvey, the company, as it grew and thrived well into the mid-20th century.
"This bodes very well for the language's chances to survive, and possibly even thrive well into the future".
Other independent labels, like Atlantic, managed to keep their artists and to thrive well into the nineteen-sixties.
