Sentence examples for foundations of two from inspiring English sources
In the rainforest valley, they said they found stone structural foundations of two cities that mirrored people's thinking of the Maya region, though these were not Mayan people.
The Whirlpool Foundation and the foundations of two of the company's former chief executives, including the Upton Foundation, have donated more than $1.5 million this year toward reforming the city's schools, which are among the lowest-achieving in the state.
Along the way, she articulated the intellectual foundations of two of the most important social-justice movements of the twentieth century: first, when she made her argument for overturning Plessy, and, later, when she co-wrote a law-review article subsequently used by a rising star at the A.C.L.U.
These five sands were sampled from the foundations of two dams in Quebec Canadaa).
This paper is based on the foundations of two systems proposed by Kathirvel and Srinivasan, namely self-umpiring system (SUS) [5,14] and enhanced triple umpiring system (ETUS) [1,5].
High waves in Florida eroded beaches, threatening the foundations of two homes in Flagler County.
Initially, there were also fears that the underground water damaged the foundations of four buildings on the block of 57th Street between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas.
Instead of mining for gold, he dug through the foundations of four of Seattle's gold-rich banks, intent on robbery, and unwittingly released a deadly gas that devastated the city.
In Der Freischütz Weber not only helped liberate German opera from French and Italian influences, but, in his novel orchestrations and in his choice of a subject matter containing strong supernatural elements, he laid the foundations of one of the principal forms of 19th-century opera.
Some two-handled vessels — say "kantharos" if you wish to sound sophisticated — have profiles that call for comparison with artifacts found in the heart of present-day Turkey where the Hittites laid the foundations of one of their Indo-European cultures in the early second millennium B.C.
Developments in geotechnical engineering after 1970 prompted the reevaluation of the foundations of three large nuclear material processing buildings in 1994.
