Sentence examples for founded it really from inspiring English sources

When the bank was founded, it really was the only source of capital for many poor countries.

If the Conservatives were founded tomorrow, would it really be an alliance of Cameron and John Redwood? Britain has fragmented, and so has politics – but the electoral system makes us pretend otherwise.

Although Wix* was founded in 2006, it really got itself going in the crash of 2008.

So we founded the Really Terrible Orchestra, an inclusive orchestra for those who really want to play, but who cannot do so very well.

But the 42-player Camerata Academica Salzburg, founded in 1951, really does operate with the principles of chamber music playing in mind.

Of those who rank higher, only Bill Gates Bill Gates and Paul Allen Paul Allen, who founded Microsoft, can really be said to have had more influence on the culture.

"The Labour Party was founded by some really great socialists who wanted to get rid of capitalism, who wanted to change the world". Mr Kyle is likely to face pressure from party members who want to sack him as a candidate at the next general election.

I have no problem with the people who founded Intel getting really rich.

Pyongyang's power structure is founded like a really tightly written TV show.

It was founded by Stacy Rybchin, a really foxy lady who is part of an e-commerce incubator.

2010 J. Christopher Willamette Valley Pinot Noir (Oregon): The winery founded by guitarist Jay Somers really found its focus when German winemaker Ernie Loosen (Dr. Loosen) became a partner a few years ago.