Examples of 'began to prosper' in a sentence
Meaning of "began to prosper"
began to prosper: Started to succeed, thrive, or flourish
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began to prosper
The settlement began to prosper in other ways.
It was not long until the small village began to prosper.
Eger soon began to prosper again.
During his reign the city began to prosper.
We began to prosper.
And that was when the city began to prosper.
The town began to prosper and grow following the return of the populace.
The village began to prosper.
Greytown was rebuilt after its destruction and again began to prosper.
The village began to prosper and become known as the richest village in the county.
Descendants of missionaries began to prosper.
The town began to prosper during the period of Lithuanian rule.
Italian trade and commerce began to prosper and expand.
Fleischmanns began to prosper as a summer boarding colony in the late 19th century.
The School once again began to prosper.
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The company began to prosper and I was blessed financially.
During this period Australian businessmen began to prosper.
The Flemish and Hollandic towns began to prosper and a new sort of literary expression began.
During the Lithuanian rule the town began to prosper.
Wollin and Ralswiek began to prosper in the course of the 9th century.
From this same period onwards Trujillo began to prosper again.
Wolin and Ralswiek began to prosper in the course of the 9th century.
With increased population, the city began to prosper again.
The city began to prosper again only in the 18th century.
The Advertiser then began to prosper.
Despite the difficult economic times, the business began to prosper.
During this period, Bhurishrestha began to prosper in agriculture and trade.
The young colony experienced great difficulties, but gradually began to prosper.
In the 16th century, it began to prosper and transform into a weaving centre.
Rid of its predators, this new species of vine began to prosper.
In the 18th century the town began to prosper again, mainly as an agricultural town.
About the time the palace was built, the town began to prosper.
After the war, Debrecen slowly began to prosper again.
This brought development ; new houses and factories were built, the town began to prosper.
Joseph 's family was ultimately brought to Egypt where they began to prosper and multiply rapidly.
After years of fierce competition with the Dowlais and Cyfarthfa ironworks, they began to prosper.
L'Engle agreed, and the BoJ began to prosper.
After the war, the local economy became more varied and began to prosper.
As the Jews worked the Land, it began to prosper.
Private property was thus put into place, and the colony immediately began to prosper.
In the 18th century the village began to prosper.
The New Credit settlement met with early difficulties, but soon began to prosper.
With the arrival of French rule, the city began to prosper.
Even though her shops were closed on Saturdays, they began to prosper.
However, with the improvement in the economy, The Greyhound Corporation began to prosper again.
Men of vision, like the farmer, Hans Brumbaugh, began to prosper.
A new manager, Phil Richardson, took over, and financially the station began to prosper.
It was not until the 2000s that the tourism sector began to prosper again.
As the 1930s progressed and the economy improved, Greyhound began to prosper again.
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Prosper than ever as if nothing had happened
To succeed and prosper we must live in harmony
Prosper said we should pump that off
