Sentence examples for found an organization from inspiring English sources
The phrase "found an organization" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to someone—often the subject of a sentence—who has discovered or created an organization or group. For example: "He found an organization that works to support disadvantaged youth in his local community."
Knowing Gregory's loss was something she could not comprehend, she searched the Internet and found an organization called Twinless Twins, ordered him books on the subject and hopes to organize a support group for surviving twins of the World Trade Center disaster.
"The panel found an organization starved for leadership that rewards innovation and excellence and demands accountability.
He ran unsuccessfully for Parliament in '62 on a separatist ticket, then broke with the R.I.N. to found an organization of his own, Le Party Republicain du Quebec.
In 1997, Mrs. Panayotova decided to quit teaching and found an organization called Drom -- Bulgarian for "the road" -- to fight for desegregation.
He took emergency training at the Merchant Marine Academy and found an organization based in Britain, the Ocean Rowing Society, to lend a suitable boat for the trip.
Being spurred to found an organization or join one could show the positive attitude and leadership abilities that colleges look for, Ms. Pepper says.
Our method seeks to find an organization that is globally coherent, in the sense that genes are organized into a hierarchy of modules.
"For the Gypsies it was more difficult to find an organization to help them.
And Mr. Spitzer should find an organization that will bring the building down in record time.
Many people who want to volunteer can't find an organization that can really use them.
"I'm looking to find an organization in the US that is involved in the migration crisis in Europe.
