| Asters, butterfly weed, Coreopsis, fleabane, Jupiter's-beard, Lantana, lavender, Sedum, verbena, and yarrow all thrive on dry, sunny sites. |
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| I thrive on chaos, noise, traffic jams, crowds, bazaars and even pollution. |
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| How did such an imperiled reptile thrive on a parcel long managed as commercial timberland? |
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| We thrive on metaphors and similes, and we place ourselves within contexts of known stories and mythologies. |
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| Some people live in clutter, thrive on noise, and allow themselves to be drained by demanding friends and acquaintances. |
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| Cold seep communities thrive on cooler, mineralized water leaking from the muddy sea floor. |
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| If rhododendrons thrive on your soil, plant the Pagoda Bush or the Chinese tupelo. |
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| If a bird needs to eat the flies which thrive on uncut grass tussocks, then regular cutting of the grass for silage is going to be a problem. |
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| If this mucous blockage lasts too long, bacteria sometimes multiply to excess because they seem to thrive on any blocked body system. |
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| We are a multicultural society that is supposed to welcome and thrive on diversity. |
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| As the years progressed, he appeared to thrive on the multitudinousness of his tasks. |
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| What a rebuke to those who seem to thrive on naysaying, despair, division, and the past, or who are imprisoned by memories of the good old days! |
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| It is childish and hateful to manufacture petty, vindictive cliques who seem to thrive on aloofness, exclusivity and secrecy. |
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| The post-Soviet bureaucracies thrive on registration, licensing and other enforced paperwork. |
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| Not only do they add colour, but the plant food they thrive on benefits the bush as well. |
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| I thrive on this time of year and do not at all mind the darkening of the days. |
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| They thrive on disruption and chaos, and seek to complicate any chance for a negotiated solution. |
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| Then there are the great unknowns such as the horrors being planned by terrorists and others who thrive on chaos and destruction. |
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| This fast-paced, energetic series of comic sketches tackles the inanity of media culture and the people who thrive on it. |
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| Communal forces thrive on the crass ignorance of the masses concerning the essentials of their faith. |
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| Some artists thrive on winsome personalities, cunningly distracting listeners from the music with their stylistic excess. |
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| Those who seek to prey on their fellow humans thrive on surprise and deceit to conceal their true intentions. |
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| And what of working with Stone himself, the enfant terrible who seems to thrive on provocation? |
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| Mostly they deal with the kind of down-to-earth, practical situations that horary astrologers thrive on to this day. |
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| It continues to thrive on juxtapositions, the mixture of the shiny new gems and the bright life behind the drab facades of the old buildings. |
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| They should thrive on the island's abundant small mammal populations, and now bring the number of owl species nesting on the island to three. |
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| Certain types of parasitic insects, most commonly flies and wasps, thrive on other insect hosts. |
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| Cattle, sheep, and goats can thrive on actively managed landscapes, as can pronghorn antelope and whitetail deer. |
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| Even if he had a hard race and he was beaten, where other horses would fade away and maybe go off their grub, he would actually thrive on it. |
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| I do not thrive on reviews but I do appreciate them and quite often reciprocate the favor. |
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| They thrive on risk, happy in the knowledge that the greater the risks taken then the greater the potential rewards. |
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| McCarthy did thrive on television, where his laconic, relaxed style showed off to best effect. |
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| Two plants that thrive on very little water are the impala lily and the reed stem orchid. |
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| Whether it is soaring 50 feet through the air on a Skidoo or popping tricks on a board in a half pipe, extreme sports thrive on danger. |
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| Willow, olives and tamarind are also introduced as all are species that thrive on riverbanks. |
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| Big city political machines thrive on federal grants and state-granted powers. |
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| Will she need a smaller, more supportive environment or is she autonomous and independent enough to thrive on a big campus? |
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| Like other rimfire magnums, it seems to thrive on the longer barrel lengths. |
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| The Balinese thrive on custom and ritual, and they've crafted elaborate costumes and buildings to support those rituals. |
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| While some children thrive on competition, there is always a proportion who regard a three-legged race as public humiliation. |
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| They thrive on misinformation, on twisting the truth to suit their nefarious ends. |
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| Once again, these B-grade luxury goods sellers thrive on the naiveness of tourists. |
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| There is also no doubt that certain sections of the media thrive on controversy rather than the positive aspects of the game. |
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| His monopoly, they say, was threatening to kill off any semblance of competition in a discipline that used to thrive on it. |
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| It's the underground genres that thrive on the Internet and the record labels know it. |
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| You must thrive on the knowledge that you can bully someone and get so many sycophants to follow suit. |
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| Those who thrive on glib pronouncements about the role of renewables should carry out the occasional reality check. |
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| You get the feeling that daily dilemmas are grist to the mill for Singh, who seems to thrive on the push and pull of the restaurant trade. |
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| It is a short step from there to realising that then we also cannot hate those who thrive on spreading hatred. |
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| That human minds thrive on aesthetics is a curse when trying to comprehend new surroundings. |
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| If truth must be an exile from the mainstream of politics, let it thrive on the margins. |
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| But literary journals and magazines have their own set of readers and thrive on them. |
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| They thrive on speculation and controversy and highlight divisions, issues and problems. |
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| Fortunately, Pearson seems to thrive on the insecurity of the actor's life. |
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| Moneyed big companies seem to almost thrive on residents' apathy and the sentiment that the worst is as good as done. |
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| Of course, political systems thrive on stirring and shortsighted expressions of national pride. |
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| They thrive on packed schedules, they say, and take pleasure in working around the clock. |
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| The bacteria in your colon thrive on nondigestible fiber, also known as prebiotics. |
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| They must ignore politicians who thrive on petty and sensational matters. |
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| This will largely be driven by healthy sales of consumer desktop and portables, while Japan will thrive on consumer PCs along with continuing recovery in business PC sales. |
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| Leftists thrive on blind emotion and stoking that emotion is not helpful. |
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| If, however, they make the journey safely to the West coast of Greenland, they'll soon thrive on a rich diet of herring, eel and the shrimp-like krill. |
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| Apparently plants are vampiric in nature and thrive on blood. |
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| The fanatics who buy into the al-Qaeda ideology thrive on anger and hate. |
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| Such is the lot of the actor, who must thrive on myriad challenges. |
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| With a full week to rest your chest between sessions and a reduced workload for other muscles, intermediate and advanced trainers should thrive on this routine. |
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| There is nothing better than having fresh herbs on hand for cooking and marjoram, thyme, sage, chives, rosemary, parsley and basil will all thrive on a windowsill. |
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| Conservatives tend to thrive on a sense of besiegement, a belief that they're surrounded on all sides by enemies seen and unseen who must be destroyed. |
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| Some hill sheep breeds, such as Scottish Blackface and the Lonk, thrive on the austere conditions of heather moors. |
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| These features allow cattle to thrive on grasses and other tough vegetation. |
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| Mats of low-growing sandbells thrive on otherwise barren strips of roadside. |
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| The Madea films thrive on an ugly mix of minstrelsy and moralism. |
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| Rosemary, lavenders, senecios and santolinas all thrive on freedraining, sandy soil, but not heavy clay. |
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| Extroverts typically like being around groups of people and thrive on conversation. |
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| A few small plantations consisting of plants collected from similar climates such as Tierra del Fuego in South America and Alaska thrive on the islands. |
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| Some seem to thrive on benign neglect, while others need a frequent drink. |
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| It is hoped the project will sustain a host of specially-adapted plants that thrive on the waterlogged ground including sphagnum moss, insect-eating sundews and bog rosemary. |
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| For example, drain fly larvae thrive on the greasy buildup in drains. |
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| I deliberately choose houseplants that thrive on benign neglect. |
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