Sentence examples for it founded from inspiring English sources
Well before Brooklyn became part of New York City in 1898, it was smarting from its eclipse by Manhattan; it founded its own public library system in 1892, three years before Manhattan's began.
Jointly with its neighbour Chalcis, it founded Cumae in Italy (c. 750 bc), the first of the Greek colonies in the west; it then established colonies of its own in Chalcidice and Macedonia.
And continuing losses last month led the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, to put up for sale Museum Enterprise Partners, a private company it founded in 2001 to run its merchandising operations.
That first novel was "Revolutionary Road" (1961) — the basis of a new movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet — and it could be said to have dissolved its creator's career even as it founded it, because Yates never published a novel half as good again.
The need for technical education was also recognized by the Mexican government when it founded, in 1936, the National Polytechnical Institute as its second national institution of higher learning, with several branches in the country (regional technological institutes) to serve the particular needs of each region.
Last year it sold off its remaining shares in Targa, an American gas processor it founded in 2003, reaping $1.8 billion from a $400m investment.
When was it founded and why?
-Under what premise was it founded?
Submit-It, founded a few years earlier in a dorm room by Scott Banister, helped website owners submit their URLs to multiple search engines and directories.
