Sentence examples for founded it was from inspiring English sources
When The Chap was founded, it was partly a reaction against the culture of lads' mags.
When the program, which charges members $50 a month, was founded, it was associated with Intermediate School 286 in Harlem.
When founded, it was intended that Trinity College would be the first of many constituent colleges of the University of Dublin.
The previous night, his coffin was at the headquarters of the party he founded: it was visited during the night by a stream of people, including the leaders of most other opposition parties and former prime ministers.
Back in 1921, when the Port of New York Authority, as it was then chauvinistically called, was founded, it was — in the words of Jameson Doig, a professor emeritus at Princeton and the author of "Empire on the Hudson," a six-hundred-page history of the agency — a "reformer's vision".
As we know, Badinter's warnings about the dangers of excessive child-centeredness are in many ways well founded; it was, after all, a general exasperation with our hyperventilating mode of motherhood that led us, in the past Tiger Mother-dominated Mother-dominatedart casting our eyearabrord for insoiratoon.
Since being founded, it's funded hundreds of residential and commercial properties worth more than $300 million.
According to NIH Director Collins, since the NIH was founded, it is estimated to have generated $70 trillion of economic activity.
In 1997, when Steve Jobs rejoined the company he had co-founded, it was worth just $2 billion.
Every year since it was founded, it has been forced to cut its forecasts.
At its founding, it was all about the "third space," that space between work and home.
