Sentence examples for founding reads from inspiring English sources
"Governor Cuomo and the New York Department of Labor is on a witch-hunt, demanding all documents and financials since our founding," reads a post on the Project Veritas website.
"Clue to Chemistry of Heredity Found" read the headline.
For "found", read "stumbled upon"; necessity was the mother of invention against Iraq.
The list of the council's founding members reads like a roll call of British intellectual life: The novelist A.S. Byatt was at the London event last Tuesday, as was the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins.
Humanists travel under an 18th-century banner, held aloft by Thomas Jefferson and other founding fathers, that reads "The proper study of mankind is man".
In the early stages of their courtship, Amanda brings Jason to a found-poetry reading.
Talk about two companies who could use some new-found success (read: brick-and-mortar / RAZR).
Garrett Camp, who founded Stumbleupon, read Alex's work and used parts of it in conceiving a social sharing company which ultimately sold to EBay for $75 million.
On a white board, below head shots of the cast and pages ripped from The Weekly World News ("Time Portal Found Over South Pole" reads one scoop put up by Mr. Lindelof), the writers had taken a shot at the trademark teaser that opens the show and attempted to map out the other five acts that make up each episode.
A banner slogan on the Web site of the company founded by C. Sage Givens reads, "Connecting with the right people makes all the difference".
"We support Senate Bill 38 because it rightfully extends the civil aspects of marriage to all Rhode Islanders while protecting the freedom of religion our state was founded upon," the letter reads.
