Sentence examples for founding noted from inspiring English sources

He was a cofounder of the social gaming startup Simple Lifeforms before moving on to becoming a consultant in the game design space through founding noted industry blog What Games Are (www.whatgamesare.com).com

I recall John Gardner, my dear friend, who in his address at the 100th anniversary of Stanford's founding noted his hundred year old mother in the audience.

New Britain is the seat of Central Connecticut State University (established as a state normal [teacher-training] school, 1849) and the New Britain Museum of American Art (founded 1903), noted for its collection of American paintings.

July 5, 1849 Embleton, England April 15 , 1912William Thomas Stead, (born July 5, 1849, Embleton, Northumberland, England died April 15 , 1912 at sea, North Atlantic) British journalist, editor, and publisher who founded the noted periodical Review of Reviews (1890).

Morris' response to technology was more explicitly political: Famous for his poetry, in the 1880s he threw himself into left-wing politics, and founded a noted decorative arts company.

Within a year of the Ranvir Sena's founding, he noted, the CPI-ML had won two local seats in the Bihar state assembly.

Audrey G. Kunin, the dermatologist who founded DermaDoctor, notes that the active ingredient, hydrocortisone, is different from the one used in the products from Cosmedicine and Clinique — and, in her view, more effective.

Airbnb (founded 2008) notes over 600,000 listings in 190 countries on its website, to Misterbnb's 8,000.

The prize's founding chair, Peter Stead, noted that the Booker had followed their lead in shortlisting young authors - "we were aware of the Menzies Campbell factor before them" - and praised the authors' sense of maturity: "None of these are prentice works".

The Global Network Initiative, an alliance of tech firms and civil society groups of which CPJ is a founding member, has noted concerns over approaches including blocking material without a court order, requiring companies to proactively notify governments of potential "terrorist" content, and pressuring these companies to change their terms of service to guarantee removal of content or accounts.

At its founding President Harold Shapiro noted that "It is quite extraordinary to realize that, while millions, even billions of people view so many concerns through the eyes of religious faith, this crucial subject remains one of the most understudied phenomenon of the twentieth century.