Prospered in a sentence

Although Harry Gadd (25) and young Ben Feeney (23) prospered, Havant were never able to score at the required rate and were eventually restricted to 86 for five, Pack taking two late wickets.

But America prospered during most of Eisenhower’s years.

East Asia prospered by finding common ground with Western capital to rapidly raise its people’s living standards.

Even as winter storms ruined its railway tracks year after year, forcing costly repairs before every 10-week season, Katama-By-The-Sea hung on until 1896 — but never prospered, he said.

In his book, Nehru said Holkar’s rule, which lasted for thirty years (1765-1795), was “almost legendary as a period during which perfect order and good government prevailed and the people prospered.

Israel being the heart’s home to the world’s Jews, and the United States being home to the biggest number of Jews outside Israel, Israel has prospered.

Jews, fleeing persecution in Spain in the 15th century, found refuge and prospered in the lands of the Muslim Ottoman Empire.

Naboo prospered during the Dark Times of the Empire's reign, largely due to its Palpatine connection.

We agree that a zero-carbon future is a sensible end goal, but not before Africa has had its chance to profit from its energy resources just as other continents have prospered from theirs.

Before European contact, bobcats prospered throughout what are now the contiguous states.

China-Africa relations US oil companies, Chevron and Exxon, have prospered in the country, and Angola was an important source of US oil imports.

Coogan concludes, “The former Squad leader Mick McDonnell prospered in California.

Humans have prospered precisely because both types of endeavors have existed since antiquity.

If Germany prospered, payments would rise, giving the Allies a vested interest in building up the country’s economy.

Mr Simmons said all of Dubbo prospered from the agricultural industry and privatisation of the facility could lead to a hike in fees and therefore, a decline in livestock.

The changes were a hit with vacationers, and the hotel prospered until Dec. 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

The club has grown and prospered both on and off the field over the past three years, especially since Seán and Grace have come on board as the main sponsor.

The robust onballer played in all games this season, the first time he has done that in seven seasons at Arden St, and he prospered, averaging 27.7 disposals and 6.3 clearances per game.

For example, it is a fact that Cross and the white Rhodesian business class prospered in Rhodesia because of assistance, which the Rhodesian state generously gave them through Rhodesian state enterprises.

Fortunately, the partners did well and prospered, as the price for the lot was considered unusually high for such a small piece of land.