Sentence examples for some founded from inspiring English sources

Harvard, Yale and other early American colleges -- some founded 300 or more years ago -- were established by religious groups, in part to train people for the church.

In Jordan some founded a group, Jaish Muhammad, that officials say took aim at King Hussein, whose family claims descent from the Prophet Muhammad.

Many hotels in New York are TAG-approved, but a few (some founded, quietly, decades ago) do more than simply assure gay guests and employees of a comfortable environment, and actively cater to gay clientele.

Many academics and high-profile techies were outraged, and some founded a pressure group – the Estonian Internet Community (EIC) – that campaigns to give ordinary citizens more of a say in how Estonia's internet is run.

But now a growing niche of luxury hair-care brands, some founded by famous stylists like Oribe and Serge Normant and sold in salons or upscale department stores, use complex aroma to stand out from the mass-market stuff in drugstores.

Some of us volunteered to clear the wreckage in New York and Pennsylvania; some raised money for families who had lost a loved one during the attacks; some enlisted or commissioned into the military to protect our security around the globe; some founded organizations to aid Iraqi child amputees; others started organizations to aid American military amputees.

Now imagine a knock on the door, with some founding mothers trying to barge in.

Some founding members of the group have since died or dropped out, and other Tuareg have joined.

Some are founded by the government, some by hospitals and others are set up by the private sector.

Some universities founded in the 1960s, however, appear to be on the rise.

Naval Ravikant laughs as he describes how in 1999 he and some friends founded his first startup, Epinions, a website for consumer reviews.