Examples of using Thrived in English and their translations into Slovak
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But Spinosaurus wasn't the only giant predator which thrived here.
For the first two weeks, I thrived.
He operated in a period where the creative industry thrived by utilising a network of different professions to drive innovation and discovery.
For almost 20 years, the internet thrived under the light-touch regulatory approach established by President Clinton
And while Chuck thrived Ned waited for his father to bring him home and waited and waited.
For almost twenty years, the Internet thrived under the light-touch regulatory approach established by President Clinton
It's quite apparent that humans these days are eating a diet which is quite different from the food our ancestors thrived on throughout evolution.
For almost 20 years," Pai said in a statement,"the internet thrived under the light-touch regulatory approach established by President Clinton and a Republican Congress.".
There he set up his kingdom outside the Roman empire, and thrived under the care of the devil.
And yet Pavarotti thrived not because people were sending big checks to Modena,
Manichaeism thrived between the third and seventh centuries, and at its height was one of the most widespread religions in the world.
It's quite clear that humans at present are eating a weight loss plan that is very totally different from the eating regimen our ancestors thrived on throughout evolution.
The"Thuggee" cult really thrived in colonial India and was notorious for sacrificing humans to its goddess, Kali.
Up until the 16th century, Cittadella thrived so much it was densely over-populated.
which is part of the reason this industry thrived in the north woods.
It is quite clear that humans today are eating a diet that is very different from the diet our ancestors thrived on throughout evolution.
During its famous period of being a sea republic, Dubrovnik quickly thrived and offered its inhabitants services
a style of architecture that thrived on irony, could be dangerous in today's political climate, argues Sean Griffiths.
Out of Slovak sports in the early Olympics after World War II, boxers thrived in particular.
The communities that thrived on this employment have not just lost their jobs