Sentence examples for a fount for from inspiring English sources

The Web site, he said, was a fount for free speech.

Mr. Vilar is an opera fan whose profits in high-tech stocks have been a fount for philanthropy, including a $25 million gift to the Metropolitan Opera's endowment fund and the underwriting of a series of Met productions.

As for the Internet, with its grand vision as a fount of information, for America Online subscribers it turns out to be mainly an engine of marketing.

Qutb is widely seen as a fount of inspiration for radical jihad.

According to this theory, Kalugin sacrificed Ogorodnik to preserve his position in the Soviet hierarchy and as a fount of information for the CIA.

Maloof Foundation Tours Thirty miles east of Pasadena in the foothills of the San Gabriels, the home and garden of the late designer and master woodworker Sam Maloof is a fount of inspiration for lovers of handmade wooden furniture and crafts.

Today the famous state-owned daily newspaper Politika, founded in 1904 and a fount of propaganda for years, came out with a special edition, prepared by those who had gone over to the opposition.

With more than 97,000 site visits and with links to government agencies, Congressional offices and other employee-sponsored Web sites, cashpensions.com has become a fount of information for organizers at other companies.

Ivanov's estate manager (an exuberantly amusing Glenn Fitzgerald) is a fount of ideas for money making but Ivanov cannot be motivated to act.

He was a lyrical hipster, an outlaw with a sense of humor, a fount of profound pleasure for tens of millions of people.

Mr. Farbiarz suggested in court that Mr. Ghailani had been a fount of valuable information for the authorities — and that the interrogation program did not constitute a violation of the constitutional right to a speedy trial.