Sentence examples for calls the foundation from inspiring English sources

Li Ka-shing, the Hong Kong business magnate, calls the foundation he founded in 1980 his third son and has promised to give away a third of his estimated $32bn wealth.

To this day, the olive oil she uses at Tanoreen, her delightful small restaurant in Bay Ridge, comes from the West Bank, imported by a Chicago company, and her secret spice mixture, which she calls the foundation of her cooking, is roasted and ground for her back home in Nazareth.

Unlike other accidental forms, however, relations do not directly inhere in their substrates, but are present in them only by means of another accidental form that Burley calls the foundation of the relation (fundamentum relationis — EP, ch. de relatione, fol. 34va).

They called the foundation.

It's not called the foundation of food for nothing.

But if not, I bet a promise to call the foundation will do the trick.

My husband says that, in our small town, calling the foundation would cause too many problems.

He called the foundation's executive vice-president for medical affairs, Preston Campbell.

Bruce Crawford, chairman of Lincoln Center, called the foundation's gift "a vote of confidence" in the redevelopment.

Mr. Hmam, who runs an electronics repair business, e-mailed, faxed and finally called the foundation.

Nonetheless, once Komen took an anti-Planned Parenthood stand, pro-choice counter-narratives sprang up quickly, calling the foundation more interested in politics than women's health.