Sentence examples for founding of something from inspiring English sources

And although I didn't follow the suggestions of that name through quite as precisely as you do, I loved the resonance it had of escape and adventure, and the founding of something new, like Aeneas founding Rome.

He was an elegant writer who loved the cadences of Homer and may have seen his own prose as more than a resounding statement of principles for the founding of the nation: something visually poetic, perhaps, even musical; a script for a reading performance.

Having assembled the community and founded Spacebomb, White found he was short of something: an album to record.

ISTANBUL — At a reception on Monday evening at the president's mansion to celebrate Turkey's founding 89 years ago, something previously unheard of occurred: the country's top military commander stood alongside the wives of the president and prime minister, even while the women wore Islamic headscarves.

Alexander Hamilton wrote: The necessity of unanimity in public bodies, or of something approaching towards it, has been founded upon a supposition that it would contribute to security.

I knew that one day I would write something about the founding of Freetown, about the history that informs Sierra Leone, about slavery and freedom on the grain coast, but as yet I did not know what.

"Some people are going to erupt when I say it, but I think maybe our Founding Fathers made something of a mistake in the method of reapportionment," he said.

Accounts of the founding of K. vary.

The performance marked the founding of INSTAR.

It's kind of like a watered down New Found Glory, or something like that.

YouTube, founded in 2005, follows in the tradition of exchanging something of value for audience attention.