Sentence examples for be a foundation from inspiring English sources

Dascylium was named for Gyges' father and might be a foundation of the same period.

A dozen white napkins and a couple of white tablecloths can be a foundation for entertaining.

This is the essence of compassionate conservatism, and it will be a foundation of my administration.

Nat's important work and unique insights will continue to be a foundation of our practice.

It seems to be a foundation of what it means to be human: a deep, old need.

"It's going to be a foundation for the Gore victory and the Gore administration," Senator Graham said.

Lifesaver for Art Water may be a foundation of life, but it can also be the death of art.

The Glen Grey Act that he introduced as prime minister of the Cape Colony in 1894 is sometimes considered to be a foundation stone of apartheid.

"We are in the midst of building a business now," he explained, and having a cross-platform feature is intended to be a foundation for the future.

"Knowledge applied to nature" can be a foundation of Brazil's development, as it was for Nordic countries, argues Mr Mendonça de Barros.

"Our criminal-justice system should be a foundation that stabilizes our community, and not an anchor that weighs us down," New York City's public advocate, Letitia James, said.