Sentence examples for founded creation from inspiring English sources

Alan McGee founded Creation Records 10 years ago.

It is the founding creation of modern African imaginative literature, the opening act of exploration into African consciousness using traditional modes of expression along with those appropriated from colonial culture, particularly the English language.

In 1961, he watched Robert Wiene's silent classic The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, one of the founding creations of German expressionist film, influenced by German expressionist painting and itself an influence on the horror genre all the way to David Cronenberg and Lynch.

IT IS a political creation founded on national vanities rather than commercial logic.

"The aim was always to bring this to consumers instead of keeping it a secret at NASA and big manufacturers," said Janne Kyttanen, 36, who founded Freedom of Creation about 10 years ago.

The scene in many ways recalls the retreats for training and communal creation founded over the last few decades by other international theater figures: Peter Brook (in France), Tadashi Suzuki (in Japan) and Eugenio Barba (in Denmark).

Dalbin is an independent label for contemporary creation founded in 2003 in Paris.

In 1951 the beginnings of the EU were founded with the creation of European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC).

The Learning Health System (LHS) describes an approach to improve healthcare that is solidly founded on the creation and use of knowledge; "health" as opposed to "healthcare" is sometimes used to emphasise the role of consumers as cocreators and users of health knowledge [ 1].

As a charity that was founded long before the creation of the welfare state, we know only too well the important role that it plays in supporting those unable to afford a basic standard of living.

Job creation in startups founded during shaky economic periods is "less volatile and sensitive to downturns than job creation in the entire economy," the Kaufman report states.