Sentence examples for founded soon after from inspiring English sources
Miami City Ballet was founded soon after the book fair sprang up, followed by the New World Symphony and art museums.
The excitement of wartime clandestine operations got into his blood, and he joined the nation's new peacetime spy service when it was founded soon after World War II.
Since the European Coal and Steel Community, a precursor of the Union, was founded soon after World War II, European countries have worked hard to overcome centuries of enmity and war.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (www.theodoreroosevelt.org), a nonprofit group founded soon after Roosevelt's death in 1919, keeps his memory and ideals alive with awards, educational programs and a large online file, including sections on the Teddy bear and Roosevelt's role in creating modern football.
1983: Harvey Levin Productions, which produces TMZ and Levin's other media projects, is founded soon after Levin joins The People's Court.
"What they're doing in Boston" inspired AmeriCorps, which was founded soon after the speech at Rutgers and took City Year under its wing in 1994.
Reid Hoffman, who founded LinkedIn soon after selling PayPal to Ebay for $1.5 billion, stepped aside as chief executive after a recruiter found Nye's résumé on that's right LinkedIn.
Eventbrite is Hartz's third business, having previously founded Connect Group (sold soon after it was founded in 1998), and the money transfer company Xoom Corp, which went public in 2013, a dozen years after its founding.
Washington Mathematics Science Technology Public Charter High School — founded in 1998 soon after charter schools were allowed in the District — was shut down over financial mismanagement.
The town was founded in 1889, soon after the Rocky Fork Coal Company set up east of town, bringing thousands of Finns, Italians, Croats, Germans and others to work the mines.
Founded in 1951, soon after Israel was born, Aipac is the only registered lobby for Jewish organizations, dedicated to nurturing and preserving the American-Israeli relationship no matter what the Government in Washington or Jerusalem.
