Sentence examples for earliest foundation from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists expect the finds, at the three-acre site, to provide the earliest foundation date for Roman London, currently AD 47.

It's also the homeland of a people who gave the world the earliest foundation of democracy, namely, the Bible's declaration that every human is equally created in the image of G-d.

In this sense Coptic art is essentially that reflected in the stone reliefs, wood carvings, and wall paintings of the monasteries of Egypt, the earliest foundations of which date from the 4th and 5th centuries ad.

The city is dominated by Benacantil Hill (721 feet [220 metres]) and the citadel of Santa Bárbara (1,000 feet [305 metres]), the earliest foundations of which date from 230 bc.

It was built in the 11th Century on a unique circular plan on top of an old church whose earliest foundations were Roman structures.

It imparts an early foundation of knowledge that can prepare a child for lifelong success.

In 1940, he bought a small investment firm that became Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, the early foundation of his empire.

In 1940, he bought a small investment firm that became Templeton, Dubbrow and Vance, the early foundation of his empire.

Dominating the town is the Cathedral of St. Ursus (1762 73, on an earlier foundation), which since 1828 has been the cathedral church of the bishop of Basel.

To provide a robust early foundation for effective engagement in scholarship, we designed a novel clinical scholarship program (CSP) for PGY1 general surgery residents.

Notable among the churches are the 8th-century church of S. Salvatore; 11th- and 12th-century Duomo Vecchio (Old Cathedral), on the site of an earlier foundation; the church of S. Francesco (1255 65), with a fine Gothic cloister; the church of Sta.