Sentence examples for founded something from inspiring English sources
Now, she just leaves the rectangles as they are, and has founded something called The Wood Interpretation Society.
The distinction between listening and mere passive hearing has been a focus of her activities for decades; in 1985 she founded something called the Deep Listening Institute.
But Sanger, who would go on to establish the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, had founded something much larger than a clinic: she ignited a movement for women's reproductive freedom.
They even founded something called the Makerhane in Istanbul where they created a shop, a maker space, and workshops.
Basically, Muhammad founded something much like George Washington's America.
Around that time, he founded something called the Christian Social Party which combined German nationalism and religious conservatism and engaged in a lot fiery, anti-semitic speech.
"We've thought about working together on photo stories in the future and trying to market it our way, maybe even founding something like Noor," Ms. Helal said.
A student of Cowell's in the late 50's at Columbia University and the New School for Social Research, Higgins went on to help found the multimedia Fluxus movement, came up with the term "intermedia," participated in 60's "happenings," founded the Something Else Press and himself wrote numerous works of poetry and criticism.
That your understanding of women and relationships is so flawed, your own identity founded in something so fundamentally wrong, that you might kill people whom you claim to love?
This is an opportunity to prove that the values on which our countries are founded....mean something.
