Sentence examples for had founded out from inspiring English sources

In March he was forced to give up the leadership of Pasok, the party his father had founded out of an anti-junta group after the collapse of military rule in 1974.

Six months later he became an ordained minister, returned to New Jersey and joined the New Life Christian Center, the church his father had founded in 1990 out of an apartment on Stuyvesant Avenue.

Their leaders were the same well-meaning but worn-out activists who had founded the original Peace Now movement more than 20 years ago.

Chagall painted it as he was being pushed out of the art school he had founded in his hometown, Vitebsk.

Since being forced out of Russian parliamentary politics a decade ago, Nemtsov had founded several anti-Putin movements.

In 1968, he had founded Le Parti Québécois.

For decades, as heir to the throne, the Prince of Wales has founded charities and spoken out on many issues.

He pointed out that having founded the FN and "led it during a period of 40 years of constant adversity" he considered himself a good "locomotive" to head the local regional election campaign.

Other releases purport to show the smooth functioning of life inside the Islamic State, where subjects go about their daily lives in the earthly paradise the group claims to have founded, and IS members carry out maintenance tasks on local infrastructure.

Having founded a software startup out of my dorm room at Stanford, I spend most of my days completely immersed the Silicon Valley model of entrepreneurship.

In addition, based on the technologies DAMA-UPC, Josep has founded Sparsity Technologies a spin out company that provides technologies based on graph management, and in particular the high performance graph database Sparksee.