Sentence examples similar to thriving wind from inspiring English sources
Other plants, like the one in Lufkin, are desperately hoping that the Legislature will pass a new renewable electricity requirement that would apply to energy sources other than already-thriving wind power.
New ones are geared toward attracting technology and green energy companies, but it is hard to know whether 15 years down the road they will thrive or wind up stumbling like the automakers.
Rose, meantime, has been thriving in the wind since he began working with the swing coach Sean Foley at the AT&T National tournament last year.
General Electric GEE), a large American engineering firm, already has a thriving wind-turbine business and is gearing up its solar-energy business.
It's also not surprising that alternative fuels like solar and wind thrive under Obama.
The same trade winds that made this a thriving port in the Middle Ages now bring surfers to its string of vast, sandy beaches.
People more than survive bum raps: they often thrive on them; they wind up stronger, livelier, happier; they wake up to new insights and new people and do better with the people around them who are not new.
The Rockaways are thriving, in fact, and Brooklyn and Manhattan wanderers, enticed by the waves and a rawness that suggests an earlier iteration of Williamsburg, have shown up, welcomed by the local community like high winds on a morning of surfing.
Art galleries are thriving.
