Sentence examples for foundations by from inspiring English sources

The Foundation Directory, which lists the nation's foundations by state, is available in many New Jersey libraries.

We build out from those personal foundations by continually informing ourselves, listening, and learning.

He was rebuilding his financial foundations by the illegal sale of cigarettes.

"Some homes were shifted off of their foundations by the pressure of rocks, logs and mud up against them".

Camp led the charge to take football further from its rugby foundations by reducing the number of points that a team could earn by kicking.

Should Cardiff make it, they would do well to acknowledge the part played in laying of foundations by this afternoon's visiting manager, Dave Jones.

The cleaning will be preceded by a careful analysis of the bridge, which will include study of the foundations by scuba divers.

Compared with the nearly $104 billion that rich-country taxpayers provided to poor countries in 2007, American foundations, by far the richest, sent only $5.4 billion overseas.

To qualify under the older, more relaxed rules, developers had to file building permits and start laying foundations by June 2008, and complete their projects within three years.

England built on its own foundations by adapting the strong native tradition of medieval religious drama to serve a more secular purpose.

One reason why Labour "failed to repair the roof in the sunshine" was the erosion of the foundations by the last Conservative administrations.