Sentence examples for first founded on from inspiring English sources

First founded on the southern coast of the Reşadiye peninsula, it was moved in c. 330 bc to Deveboynu Burnu (Cape Kriyo), where a small island was artificially joined to the mainland.

He understood that a nation is first founded, not on land, but on the stories that it tells — and silences — to justify its existence.

On July 24, Navya (first founded in 2014) went public on the Euronext exchange in Paris and raised €38 million ($44 million).

Prior to this, BoF had been bootstrapped by its founder Imran Amed, who tells TechCrunch that he first founded the site six years ago "on my sofa" after deciding to take a break from consulting at McKinsey.

The story goes back to last year, when the two companies decided to call time on the JV, first founded in 2009, and explore strategic options, taking multi-billion-dollar hits in the process, after Ericsson and STMicro both confirmed neither wanted to subsume the entire loss-making business themselves.

At the London Chop House on W. Congress, first founded in 1938, nostalgia for the era of auto barons resurrects classic favorites like Oysters Rockefeller and Dover Sole Meuniere to the table.

America's distinction is that it was the first nation founded on the principle that you have a right to pursue your own happiness without government interference.

America was the first nation founded on the principle of freedom and equality.

It is fitting that the current battle between the Catholic Church and pro-choice lawmakers involves the nephew of the only Catholic president and takes place in Rhode Island, which not only was the first colony founded on the principles of religious liberty and the separation of church and state but was the strongest state for John Kennedy in 1960.   .

Metropolitan Community Church (MCC) was the first church founded on the principles of equality for LGBT people.

Whig newspapers used his working class roots to appeal to members of the Working Men's Party, a third party founded on labor issues, describing him in the 1834 campaign as "a Mechanic and Workingman".