Sentence examples for to flourish again from inspiring English sources

Or do we expect our retail sector to flourish again?

Now they look ready to flourish again if Lewisham council gives them a chance.

Samizdat began to flourish again in the mid-1980s because of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of glasnost ("openness").

The fear, of course, is that chaos in Afghanistan will create an environment that will allow terrorism to flourish again.

Synesthesia research began to flourish again in the 1980s, when technical equipment was able to demonstrate that it was indeed a palpably discrete genetic condition.

It was only in the 4th century that history began to flourish again, with Ammianus Marcellinus, a Greek writing in Latin.

Mr. Hakim, the head of the Nangarhar Valley Development Authority, longing to see the farms flourish again, turned to the American-run provincial reconstruction team in Jalalabad.

"I want to see Rangers flourish again with both fans and shareholders working in harmony.

The trust's Reuben Neville said he hoped it would allow the butterfly to "fly and flourish" again in Lancashire.

"It's a moral obligation to make this house flourish again," she said.

It's wonderful to see this traditional industry flourish again.