Sentence examples for ancient foundation from inspiring English sources

St Andrews, where they met, is an ancient foundation.

There are many palaces, a large provincial library, and a municipal hospital of ancient foundation.

Agnon was a linguistic pioneer who pitched his modern Hebrew prose on an ancient foundation.

It was formed by a caving-in of the ancient foundation, and in the Ice Age, water flowed along it from the West Siberian Plain to the Turan Plain.

The ancient foundation of King's school at Bruton, a few miles west and downstream, bought Cook's farm in 1728, and its archive indicates the difficulties experienced by successive struggling dairy farmers.

My son went to an ancient foundation created in 1794, Marylebone grammar school, and my daughter went to one of the schools created by those 19th-century pioneers of girls' education, Miss Beale and Miss Buss, Camden school for girls.

Even ancient foundations have now come round to this way of thinking.

These ancient foundations, and thousands of imitators, continue to grow and prosper.

In some cases, the authorities have built soaring new temples on top of crumbling ancient foundations.

New ideas are taking shape in old buildings resting on ancient foundations.

St Andrews and Oxford have much in common, aside from their ancient foundations.