Sentence examples for speaking of foundation from inspiring English sources

Speaking of foundation, I've heard from some runway makeup artists that finding the right foundation colors for non-white women can still be an issue.

"We have found some of these stations very close to the water and one of these stations apparently was in the water," Dr. Leatherman said, speaking of a piece of foundation recently found in the Ditch Plains area east of Amagansett.

Just this morning, I heard one of the Newtown families interviewed on the radio — they'd lost their only daughter that day — and they spoke of the foundation they'd established in her name, invoking the chilling phrase "so that no other parent would have to go through what they had".

Mr Federighi also spoke of the "foundations" of iOS.

Others, like Juliette Gimon, daughter of one of the five Hewlett children, spoke of family foundations that tackle global poverty with millions of dollars in grants per year.

Julia Gillard, the prime minister of Australia, speaking of the pursuit of Assange generally, said that "the foundation stone is an illegal act" — meaning the loss of classified documents.

Obama has spoken of "a new foundation".

Richter, who discusses the lengthy conflict between Huelsenbeck and Tzara over the issue of Dada foundation, speaks of the movement as being torn apart by "petty jealousies".

In seeming contrast to this egalitarian foundation, Hobbes spoke of the commonwealth in patriarchal language.

The very first line of the Treaty of Rome speaks of a determination "to lay the foundations of an ever-closer union".

It is therefore not so much a campaign that is required but an engaging mobilisation which creates the political action that Ed Miliband speaks of and also builds the social foundations that sustain action and dialogue within and between communities across the world.