Sentence examples for to thrive around from inspiring English sources
verb
To grow or increase stature; to grow vigorously or luxuriantly, to flourish.
- 1819 (though spoken by a character in the 12-century): “It seems to me, reverend father,” said the knight, “that the small morsels which you eat, together with this holy, but somewhat thin beverage, have thriven with you marvellously.” — Walter Scott, Ivanhoe
I don't want to have any part in destroying what continues to thrive around us.
Spain's uncynical rock environment is allowing a ragged garage rock scene to thrive around Hinds and the Parrots.
Other birds, too, seem to thrive around here - not just the geese flying over in their bomber formations but marsh harriers and meadow pipits.
And, of course, as a business leader and someone who has been given the responsibility of creating shareholder value for the world's most recognized brand -- I feel a tremendous sense of urgency in ensuring that conditions are ripe for women to thrive around the world.
A spokesperson said: "Women in Football are appalled that sexist abuse has been allowed to thrive, unchecked, around some of the country's most iconic football stadiums.
To break into the business, to survive, and to thrive, and to stick around as long as Pollack did, one has to be a tough cookie and a shrewd operator, which is why his second life as an actor, embodying the pragmatic and hard-nosed man of the world, pays tribute to his career even better than the films he directed.
World Rugby chairman Bernard Lapasset said: "As rugby continues to grow and thrive around the world, it is essential to educate all involved in the game that there are no short-cuts".
A versatile and rapacious plant, it is home to a number of invertebrates which are specially adapted to thrive on and around its surface.
The show has since been fronted by a different presenter each week and has continued to thrive, watched by around 6 million viewers in its Friday night BBC1 slot.
I think, despite how green I was, I had something from the beginning that Chris Carter recognized, and that allowed me not just to stick around but to thrive, because I went from staff writer to executive producer in three years, which is unusual.
A Web site called Fireflyfans.net continued to thrive; episodes were passed around via file-sharing programs.
