Sentence examples for earliest founders from inspiring English sources

Among the earliest founders?

SHERMAN--Diane F. The Jewish Board of Family & Children Services and its Pride of Judea Community Services Division mark with grief and sadness the passing of Diane Sherman, (Mrs. Harold), one of the Pride's earliest founders and benefactors, from our earliest history to the present time.

Pictured: NextGen's earliest founders, Dan Mindus (left) and Brett Gibson.

In America, a broad "spiritual" focus dating from the earliest founders and continuing through the transcendentalists and Walt Whitman persists as a vital force.

John Winthrop, first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, defined that dream in 1630 when he told the Puritans -- America's earliest "founders" -- that concern for the common good was crucial for their survival.

Jan Łukasiewicz (1878 1956) was a Polish logician and philosopher who introduced mathematical logic into Poland, became the earliest founder of the Warsaw school of logic, and one of the principal architects and teachers of that school.

The Shankaji branch is also connected with the early founders of the Lunda empire.

In 1898 his great-grandfather was among the early founders in WCS's history.

She worked tirelessly with Teddy Kollek and the early founders of the Israel Museum, and remained a close friend for 40 years.

The early founders of the United States chanted slogans that demonstrated their single desire to assist people within America.

Burkhardt, Perez and Sharma were joined by Bevil Hogg — a South African and one of the early founders of the Trek Bicycle Corporation — who became C.E.O.