Sentence examples for history founded from inspiring English sources
History: Founded in 1995, Skint's first release was "Santa Cruz" by Norman Cook.
Similar interests were addressed by Comparative Studies in Society and History (founded 1958) and the Journal of Interdisciplinary History (founded 1970), while History and Theory (founded 1960) became the first journal devoted to the theory of history.
The blog U.S. Intellectual History, founded in 2010, won the best group blog award from the History News Network.
Gieves & Hawkes has long traded on its history: founded in 1771 and patronized by royalty around the world.
History Founded by fishmonger John Scott in 1851, Scott's was originally in Haymarket and moved to Mount Street in 1968.
THE HISTORY Founded in 1686 by a group of Scottish Presbyterians, Matawan was originally part of the shipping settlement of Middletown Point, on Raritan Bay.
Write a profile of this organization including its history, founding members, goals, top donors, and allocation of funds.
He was 79. Rose to Executive VP of Equitable Life Assurance Society of US, youngest VP in company history, founding president/CEO of country's first variable life insurance company, founding president/CEO of Equitable Life Japan.
"Histories founded upon truth, and wrote in a plain, easie and natural Stile," he once wrote, "are Sirloins of beef plainly dressed, wholesome, hearty and nourishing to a robust and healthy Stomach, but those erected upon fiction, and stuffed with Bombast and fustian phrases, are vapid, windy, unwholesome and adulterated with your damn'd sauces and pickles".
"They decided they needed a woman in the humanities, and, given their history" — Napoleon founded the Polytechnique as a military school — "I proposed teaching the history of eighteenth-century military strategy.
Botstein graduated from high school at sixteen and went to the University of Chicago, where he majored in history and founded the school's chamber orchestra.
