Sentence examples for work flourished from inspiring English sources

Beckman's work flourished, she thinks, because she had freedom.

In between these two appointments in Vienna, Brahms's work flourished and some of his most significant works were composed.

In 1342 Giovanni dei Marignolli arrived with 32 other missionaries, but their work flourished for less than 25 years because the succeeding Ming dynasty excluded foreigners.

After the war Hergé, whose work flourished in Le Soir, was arrested four times on charges of collaboration and avoided prosecution only by entering into a convenient business alliance with some former members of the Resistance.

Driving the profit growth was a 70percentt annual increase in investment banking revenue as underwriting and advisory work flourished in line with an industrywide revival in deal-making activity on Wall Street.

Meanwhile, after one of his star German students, Mahmoud Bodo Rasch, became a Muslim in 1974, work flourished in the Middle East, with Otto consulting Rasch on such engaging designs as the "umbrellas" that, from 1992, have opened up in the paved area used for prayer outside the Prophet's Mosque, Medina, to create shade when the sun is at its fiercest.

But the vacant intensity that has characterized so much of Amis's work flourishes here too.

Originally, "underground" music was, of course, the luxuriant undergrowth of experimental work flourishing quietly away from the inflated values of the commercial pop world.

In some ways, "At Berkeley" is an idyll, in which first-class intellectual work flourishes amid broad lawns and in massive buildings set against a gentle slope, all of it illuminated by the sunshine and cooled by the breezes of San Francisco Bay.

The compilation of similar reference works flourished during the Song and Yuan periods.

Mighty city-states featuring fortified walls and other public works flourished both in Etruria and in its spheres of influence.