Sentence examples for now founded in from inspiring English sources

SayNow, founded in 2005 with $6 million in venture capital, is essentially a telephone company.

Secure America Now: Founded in 2011 by pollsters John McLaughlin and Pat Cadell, it is linked to right-wing pro-Israel factions in the US and abroad.

VIDEO: Watch now Founded in 2004 by German shipping magnate and Hamburg Society founder Peter Krämer, Schools for Africa has reached its target of raising $50 million for education in six African nations – and has done so a year ahead of schedule.

VIDEO: Watch now Founded in 2007 in partnership with the UN Foundation, the task force represents the combined forces of UNICEF, the UN Population Fund, the International Labour Organization, the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the UN Development Fund for Women and the World Health Organization.

Turkish scientists have now founded an independent academy in opposition, called Bilim Akademisi or simply, in English, The Science Academy.

Now Tatler, founded in 1709, The Spectator (1711), and a Sunday newspaper called The Observer (1791), are still with us.

His subsequent freelance activities continued work with partners not associated with mainstream education – the Seafarers Education Service, the Cooperative Union and the Research Institute for Consumer Affairs, now Rica, founded in 1963 by Young.

KNA-EC100          $200.00 Now. Founded in 1961, Kenwood USA Corporation is a leading developer and manufacturer of audio and video products for home, car, and personal use.

Before now, Square, founded in 2009, only had services live in the U.S., Canada (October 2012) and Japan (May 2013).

The Spaniards and their indigenous servants, following trails previously blazed by Native Americans, made their way north to what is now Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded in 1610.

Harvard College (now Harvard University) was founded in 1636 in New Towne (now Cambridge).