Sentence examples for members founded in from inspiring English sources

"You may get three years in a row, and then you may not be on it another five years," said John Sperr, one of the organizers of the Hudson River Ice Yacht Club, a group of about 60 members founded in 1869 by John A. Roosevelt, Franklin's uncle.

Until recently, one of the few resources for mixing serious exercise and diabetes was the Diabetes Exercise and Sports Association, with 3,500 members, founded in 1985 by Paula Harper, now 64, a marathon runner whose diabetes was diagnosed in 1972.

Brotherhood members founded Hamas in Gaza, while Tunisia's ruling party, Ennahda, was set up by admirers of the movement.

His great-great-grandfather was a member of the Denny Party, whose members founded the city in 1851.

Surviving squadron members founded a squadron association in 2011 to preserve the heritage of the unit.

Emilii Plater), a part of the Polish 1st Tadeusz Kościuszko Infantry Division was named in her honor; its former members founded a village of Platerówka in Lower Silesia.

And the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts estimates there are 600 arts schools in the country, and more than two-thirds of its members were founded in the last 20 years.

The Unqua Corinthian, the largest (with about 300 members), was founded in 1900 and has a clubhouse with a restaurant, a pool and a beach outpost on the barrier island across the bay.

The Serbian association, with 200 members, was founded in 1992, and along with the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Sava on West 26th Street, it makes up the twin nerve centers of the community.

Associations of former members were founded in the years immediately after the war and campaigned for greater recognition of the role of the resistance.

The 80-member ensemble, founded in 1985, established its present residency at the opulent Seoul Arts Center in 2001.