Sentence examples for foundations of an from inspiring English sources

Walk its top and you walk the foundations of an iron age hillfort.

Phone numbers were swapped and the foundations of an unlikely friendship were laid.

Highways and universities, suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliances -- the strong foundations of an American century.

We want to create, or at least to lay the foundations of, an art that gives something to humanity.

It is Labour that has set out with complete clarity the foundations of an agreement that can be struck.

Thakoon Cherry blossom and birdcages, silk duchess satin and crêpe de Chine in abundance formed the foundations of an unashamedly romantic collection at the Thakoon spring 13 show.

To his supporters, that is simply fair reward for the man who barred the road to communism and laid the foundations of an economic "miracle".

"DETERMINED to lay the foundations of an ever-closer union among the peoples of Europe…" proclaims the Treaty of Rome that began the European project in 1957.

Entire industries are being created on the foundations of an "information economy" that are not accurately reflected in the slurry of historical government statistics.

The very first line of the Treaty of Rome speaks of a determination "to lay the foundations of an ever-closer union".

By popularising and standardising personal computing, Microsoft laid the foundations of an industrial and technological revolution too big for any one company to control.