Sentence examples for will thrive on from inspiring English sources

A truly professional complainer will thrive on this one-upmanship as it turns into a sado-masochistic determination to have experienced the day, week or no doubt year from hell.

World number one Rory McIlroy says he will thrive on the pressure of completing a career Grand Slam at next year's Masters in Augusta.

Medal-winning performances indoors, even a gold at one of the major championships, do not necessarily mean an athlete will thrive on the outdoor track.

Macau will thrive on the flood of gamblers attracted by its licensed casinos.

He will thrive on that and he will lead by example.

Perhaps Alfonso Soriano will thrive on the big stage and begin hitting with the power he showed in spring training.

"And we're playing against the best side in the world so it's a massive, massive challenge but one, I'm sure, we'll thrive on.

"We are a team that creates a lot of chances and we're hoping he'll thrive on that".

"I'm quietly confident they'll thrive on the day," added former City centre-half Heeley, who made over 500 appearances for the club.

Google + seems to understand in its DNA that it will thrive based on value, not on destruction of competitors' perceived weakness.

They are tolerant of a wide range of soils, but will thrive best on deep, well-drained soils that don't dry out in summer.