Sentence examples for founded exactly from inspiring English sources

Founded exactly 100 years ago, the orchestra is older.

Founded exactly 25 years ago, when pea shoots and fresh basil were not even gleams in the most adventurous chef's eye, the Greenmarket has grown into a showplace of variety and perfection that would almost make a Parisian envious.

The 19th-century French-Italian explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, who founded Equatorial French Africa, was reburied in a mausoleum built for him in Brazzaville, the town and now capital city he founded exactly 126 years ago.

The Independent, the populist and liberal daily newspaper which was founded exactly 30 years ago, has said 'goodbye' to the print.

William Barton Rogers, who founded MIT exactly 150 years ago on April 10, did not invent the word technology.

H.Bloom was founded almost exactly two years ago.

The tour began at the former Fountain Chapel a Black church that Nora founded almost exactly 100 years ago and made a stop at the construction site of the housing being named after her.

Fortuitously, the Contemporary Dance Trust – forerunner of London Contemporary Dance Theatre (LCDT) and School – was founded at almost exactly the same time, and Alston began classes there.

"We want to counter any sense that this is a self-perpetuating elite". The only problem is, BAP was founded to be exactly that.

In this review, we will retrace the history of this crucial solar index, from its roots at the Zürich Observatory up to the current multiple indices established and distributed by the Solar Influences Data Analysis Center (SIDC), World Data Center for the International Sunspot Index, which was founded in 1981, exactly 25 years ago.

The Women's Equality party was founded to do exactly that: to help to bring an end to the gendered structural inequalities, which are both the cause and the consequence of rape and other forms of violence against women and girls.