Sentence examples for some foundations in from inspiring English sources

I can buy a house and build some foundations in a city without worrying if I have to move on in three years.

It was about us putting some foundations in place".

He put some foundations in place and that is what Budge wants him to repeat.

We had to build some foundations in the first 20 minutes into a very strong wind but overall we are very pleased.

The jibe, as ever, had some foundation in reality.

The company plans to fit these sniffers on airborne drones, too.At least this technology has some foundation in science.

And when she argued against collectivism, her cynicism had some foundation in experience: she was born in czarist Russia in 1905, witnessed the revolutions of 1917 from her St.

To drive the privilege away, there must be 'something to give colour to the charge'; there must be 'prima facie evidence that it has some foundation in fact.' O'Rourke v. Darbishire, loc.

"I wish there was a youthful vibe here, but what can you do?" The use of blood in painting - "mammalian blood," Mr. Eagles emphasized may be somewhat novel, but a precedent for using animals and their parts has some foundation in the international art scene.

The one I had stuck next to the stocks of shower gel, moisturiser and other bits fell off almost immediately within the cupboard, landing as it fell to the shelf surface below on an upstanding bottle of nail varnish ordering some foundation in the process.

Perhaps the most influential version of this claim came in Thomas Kuhn's suggestion that, "what a man sees depends both upon what he looks at and also upon what his previous visual-conceptual experience has taught him to see" (1962/1970, 113), a suggestion with some foundation in "New Look " psychology (e.g. Briner, Postman, and Rodrigues 1951).