Sentence examples for would have thrived from inspiring English sources

He would have thrived academically had he been allowed to.

"I think local TV would have thrived in this country.

It is too easy to think that, had he lived, the Congo would have thrived.

All of these birds, he explains, would have thrived in the area.

(A native of the Czech Republic, he would have thrived in the Greek life of American universities).

Devoted to making commercial solar-powered aircraft, he would have thrived in the Victorian heyday of the private inventor.

But, with the rise of fast fashion and a selection of cheaper beauty alternatives, Mendes told us that her teenage self would've thrived in the current market.

It's not that Summerhall couldn't or wouldn't have thrived without Forest Fringe, but it would have found it much harder.

"He would eat this place up," one Red Sox official said the other day, for the same reason Rodriguez would probably have thrived in New York had the Mets signed him instead of the Rangers.

Would they have thrived to the same extent in today's increasingly heavyweight-dominated sport?

It is, of course, or the series would never have thrived, let alone been deemed worthy of revival today.