I've personally used Thrive Market, and found the site to be easy to browse, thanks to its extensive breakdown of category listings.
Anaesthetists of all grades were encouraged to use THRIVE (60 l/minute) prior to and during all high-risk intubations.
"The music industry used to thrive on kids buying records," Mr. Masciandaro said.
Quietness seems inimical to Suede: Anderson misses the danger and fierceness his band used to thrive on.
But when fair play didn't work, she adopted the strategies her male colleagues used to thrive.
Arguments about racism, misogyny and cultural appropriation that used to thrive primarily in academia are now mainstream.
The Los Angeles Times, the Baltimore Sun, and the Philadelphia Inquirer, all of which used to thrive on adventure and excess, show signs of decline.
Scientists are now studying canine transmissible venereal tumors (or C.T.V.T). to uncover the adaptations the disease uses to thrive in its peculiar way.
Even more inconceivable to many of his friends, Mr. Hitchens, who used to thrive on whiskey the way a bee thrives on nectar, hasn't had a drink since July, when a feeding tube was installed in his stomach.
The spontaneity, irreverence and emotionalism that used to thrive on cable news — when Donald Rumsfeld, say, could be TV gold and Joe Biden regularly flaunted his bluntness — is harshly treated on the Web, where politicians do best when they stand on ceremony.
But it might provoke nostalgia of a different kind, being a substantial entry in a genre, the microcosmic portrait of an age, at which English novelists used to thrive.
