Sentence examples for leaving to found from inspiring English sources

"Xerox created this perfect environment," recalled Bob Metcalfe, who worked there through much of the nineteen-seventies, before leaving to found the networking company 3Com.

Macdonald helped Philip Rahv and William Phillips revive Partisan Review, and he worked there as an editor from 1937 to 1943 before leaving to found Politics, which he edited until 1949.

"It was a place where a young guy could get ahead on merit," says Jerome Kohlberg Jr., who worked at Bear for 21 years before leaving to found K.K.R. in 1976 with Henry R. Kravis and George R. Roberts.

"Larry has articulated these market transitions with more clairvoyance than anyone I know," said Mr. Benioff, who had worked for Mr. Ellison at Oracle before leaving to found Salesforce.

"It was a place where a young guy could get ahead on merit," Jerome Kohlberg Jr., who worked at Bear for 21 years before leaving to found K.K.R. in 1976 with Henry R. Kravis and George R. Roberts, told The Times.

Anecdotes of employees leaving to found their own firms abound.

Why aren't people leaving to find work, or better lives, as they used to?

Eventually, Natalia considers leaving to find work in Germany - a plan which brings new heartache.

So why are doctors leaving to find work elsewhere?

At home, he finds his mother in a catatonic state, murmuring about his father leaving to find Josh; promising to find Josh, Alex leaves.

After 20 years she left to found the Bayswater Institute.