Sentence examples for founded no from inspiring English sources

Since founding the city of Cebii in 1570, and the city of Manila the following year, the Augustinians have continued to found town after town, and down to 1892 had founded no less than two hundred and forty-two, administered by two hundred and forty-seven priests of the Order as by the following table :a Year 1892.

It "founded no great library, no university, no hospital".

No new school was founded, no new darshana came into existence.

Mr. Rumney founded no philosophical schools, nor did the art he produced so voluminously bear any important influence.

As a result of the sterility of this vision, Dvorak founded no important school and produced no significant students, nor did his legacy survive in any meaningful way.

But in aesthetics as elsewhere, Vico in his lifetime founded no school, because he was before his time, and also because his philosophical thought was concealed beneath a kind of historical symbolism.

Since the World Bank was founded, no-one has ever tried to "campaign" for the position of President by trying to get support from the public and from developing countries.

Last week, Gene Lefebvre, a retired minister who co-founded No More Deaths, hiked along a path popular among immigrants until he reached a clearing where volunteers for his organization had recently left some jugs.

Among those who spoke at this year's conference was Nick Hartigan '09, a former HLAB student who in 2008 co-founded No One Leaves with David Haller '09 as a response to the burgeoning number of Boston families losing their homes to foreclosure.

"People started to wake up and say, 'Wait, this is really about more than just putting on an event for three weeks,'" said Chris Dempsey, a local political consultant who co-founded No Boston Olympics, one of the most prominent groups opposing the bid.

However, our results are consistent with other studies assessing the effect of group-based self-management education programmes on HRQOL founding no difference between intervention and control groups [ 12, 13, 31, 32].