Sentence examples for foundations of the second from inspiring English sources
So are the foundations of the second global economy any more solid than those of the first?
In less than a decade he would be living in internal exile, a banned "degenerate artist", while leaders with very different memories of the first world war laid the foundations of the second.
Underneath the courtyard, they came upon foundations of the first three of the seven silos.
When the floors were removed, workers found the remains of the foundations of the sixth-century-B.C.
Hitler had always adored that operetta, but has anyone ever accused Franz Lehár of laying the ideological foundations of the Third Reich?
According to Islamic tradition, it was constructed by the prophet Abraham and his son Ishmael on the foundations of the first building to be built on earth.
Ungern's contempt for human life, his icy hatred of Jews, his appeal to a monstrous, ill-formed mysticism foreshadowed the foundations of the Third Reich.
The reasons for this rule go to the foundations of the Fourth Amendment.' 378 U.S., at 110111, 84 S.Ct., at 1512.
Cosima had befriended Houston Stewart Chamberlain, whose 1899 best-seller, "The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century," tells the story of Western civilization as the forward march of the Teutonic peoples.
As the scholars and cartographers discovered, Dr. Purcell said, many of the Roman foundations of the fourth to second centuries B.C. turned out to be "reworkings or relocations of earlier cities".
Propped at the bar, Martin Kelly, a 46-year-old local contractor from Doonbeg, boasted of how he helped lay the foundations of the first golf resort in the village.
