Sentence examples for be a founder from inspiring English sources

North Korea is unlikely to be a founder member.

The Greek government, which always wanted to be a founder member of the monetary union but could not meet the criteria, aims now to join in January 2001.

Shoppers who bring in their glasses can have their prescription read by an optometrist who happens to be a founder of this father-son company.

Mr. Noyce left Fairchild in 1968 to be a founder of Intel; he did not go to National Semiconductor with Mr. Kvamme in 1967.

No matter how lively the start-up scene in Silicon Alley these days, it can be tough to be a founder, especially because you're supposed to be making it all look, as Mr. Lewis puts it, "amazing".

It was at a jam session that Dankworth heard Rendell and selected him to be a founder member of his new band, the Johnny Dankworth Seven, later seen as one of Britain's most significant bebop-influenced groups.

Italy badly wants to be a founder-member, but its economy will test the edges of the Maastrict criteria's credibility, with or without the proposed austerity measures that plunged its government once more into crisis this week.

(Peter Jackson was a founder).

Goretta was a founder of the group.

Mr. Wolfson was a founder of Miami Dade College.

(He was a founder of H&R Block).