Sentence examples for founders would be from inspiring English sources

Our founders would be shocked and saddened by this surreal turn of events.

This is our electoral process at work in a way the founders would be proud of.

America's founders would be horrified at what we've done, and what we've become.

That meant, he said, that if RJMetrics were to sell for, say, $50 million, the founders would be set for life financially.

Although communal living proved to have disadvantages (Hawthorne found that he was unable to write there and left after six months), for a while it seemed that the ideal of the founders would be realized.

Noting that George Washington had owned land around Charleston -- "I call him George W.," he said to laughter -- he argued that the founders would be happy to see "a nation which stands strong in the face of violent men".

price range, the stakes in the Carlyle Group held by the company's co-founders would be worth $1.13 billion each, Bloomberg News reports.

And, I would say the co-founder would be crooked Hillary Clinton".

On February 4th the company also announced that Bill Gates, its founder, would be its chairman no longer, but would become a "technology adviser".

He couldn't be the C.E.O. of Square and Twitter, but returning with the public recognition of being the company's founder would be its own reward.

The responses to the policy change have run from anger ("your founder would be disappointed!") to chastisement of fellow-shoppers ("this is why we can't have nice things") to a general mourning of the end of an era.