On the one hand, it's true that Americans thrive on cold cereal for breakfast, sandwiches for lunch and instant dinners.
Congratulations on your latest promotion. I know that you will make good in your new job because you thrive on responsibility.
Being able to see the world as it is, and tell others about our interpretation in terms of what we see, this is what we thrive on.
Sheep do not thrive on long pasture.
We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read.
Living Social and the other daily deal websites thrive on a high volume of quick visits, which means they often live and die on first impressions.
WikiLeaks has teased the genie of transparency out of a very opaque bottle, and powerful forces in America, who thrive on secrecy, are trying desperately to stuff the genie back in.
Children thrive on fresh air and good food.
I learned that some people who thrive on this risk look at people who avoid risk with disdain.
As Karl Schwenke points out in his classic book in a Pig's Eye: 'Pigs are gregarious animals. Like children, they thrive on affection, enjoy toys, have a short attention span, and are easily bored.'
You don't like to take risks, and Sagittarians thrive on chance.
As of now, only the beggars and "bottle collectors" examine the trash as they thrive on food scraps and selling bottles for their subsistence.
Knowledge-intensive industries such as technology and finance thrive on the clustering of workers who share ideas and expertise.
You must learn to thrive on problems.
But, as ms Miller-Adams notes, offering children free tuition does not ensure that they go to college or thrive once they are there.
I admire their thirst for knowledge and they seem to thrive on challenges.
Because many strategies could succeed only by "preying" on other strategies, they would thrive only as long as their prey survived.
The parental species thrive on moist soils in the central and Western states, but the hybrids are restricted to more extreme habitats.
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