Sentence examples for foundations of a very from inspiring English sources
"But it was found in the foundations of a very big house we are still uncovering – 50 metres long at least – so we believe it may turn out to be the biggest Iron Age building in Britain, which must have belonged to a chief or a sub chief, a very big cheese in the town.
"We are putting in place the foundations of a very powerful response," he said, in response to criticism of the UN's work.
Exploiting those copyrights by selling songs is an easy business model to understand and used to be the foundation of a very healthy global industry.
But while the girls' squad is looking at expectations of simply improving while laying the foundation of a very young program, the boys' team's seeking to rebuild its tradition of Prep League titles and dominance.
However, Trump's appointments laid the foundation of a very conservative regime intent on dismantling much of the legacy of President Barack Obama and his predecessors -- consistent with what he said he would do.
It makes the foundations of a scene very solid.
"All that was the foundation for a very positive attitude of Russians toward the Kremlin, and optimistic behavior in general," he said.
The foundations of a number of very large basilicas have been excavated at several sites in Italy.
More remarkable remains were excavated to the south, in the area of McEwen's Yard (opposite the baths), where the foundations of a large and very important building were discovered, together with many other Roman features.
According to a 2013 article written by General Valery Gerasimov, chief of the general staff of Russia's armed forces, modern wars will be fought not with bombs and bullets, but through cyber attacks that sap the foundations of a society: "The very 'rules of war' have changed.
