Sentence examples for founding when from inspiring English sources

A lot has changed since the nation's founding, when people kept muskets to be ready for militia service.

But her death raises anew the question that has dogged Pakistan from its founding: when, or perhaps whether, Pakistan will begin the long march toward building a democracy worthy of the name.

Bob Herbert ("Keep Them Out!," column, Dec. 7) speaks to an injustice that has undermined our country since its founding, when the equality of people under God could not be translated into equality under the law.

Moreover, by entering the specialty balloon market, he caused TriReme to stray from a limitation on its product line it had inherited at its 2005 founding, when AngioScore's board specifically disclaimed commercial interests in bifurcation stents (but nothing else).

I shared this assessment with Janet Brown, who has run the bipartisan, nonprofit, male-dominated CPD since its 1987 founding, when it took control of these quadrennial political productions from the League of Women Voters.

In other words, general warrants, which were essentially "get-out-of-jail-free cards" for the police, to insulate them from civil liability, raised special problems at the time of the nation's founding, when the framers were concerned about the arbitrary exercise of imperial authority from London.

Guinness was founded when Arthur Guinness bought a small brewery in Dublin in 1759.

(Whole Foods had not even been founded when the first photo was taken).

But her fears prove well founded when, from imitating madness, Johnny begins to crack up.

"The museum was founded when the mainstream wasn't paying attention to African-American art.

The Higgs can be considered "found" when enough people agree that it probably is there.