you'll thrive

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

That makes it difficult to know, in advance, whether you'll thrive, and difficult to say, afterward, what you would have been like without it.

If you can learn from those things and say it's not going to happen again, you'll thrive". Gibbs, who speaks with an assurance that belies his years, will return to ­Arsenal, in all likelihood, as the understudy to Clichy.

If you create something people need, you'll thrive when the markets are low, as well as when they're high.

I'd also add this: When you're considering making a leap to another career or going freelance, you need to "try on" this new direction – physically, behaviorally, financially, and emotionally – before you jump, to make sure it's something you'll thrive at and enjoy.

The great thing about America is that no matter how unique you are, you'll find a place if you're ambitious and you'll thrive within that place and it doesn't mean that it will all happen in a direct straight line, says Rodriguez.

Make the conscious effort to achieve personal best and continued education on this (knowledge is power and there is an incredible amount of great information here on HuffPost Healthy Living) and you'll thrive.

That's where you will thrive.

Manage time's three boxes of the past, present, and future successfully and you will thrive.

A firm sense of the community, campus culture and opportunities at each college will allow you to best fit yourself to an environment in which you will thrive.

We want to see that you will thrive in Cornell's rigorous academic environment, especially in quantitative and economics courses that you will take here in the Hotel School.

I hope, too, that you will thrive, grow, and blossom; that you will make friendships that last a lifetime; that you will delight in the joys of learning; and that you will relish these first moments on our beautiful campus.