Sentence examples for that founded a from inspiring English sources

Darío developed a highly original poetic style that founded a tradition.

This was not the animal that founded a nation, the alert and agile slapper of the boreal lakes.

Russian scholars, along with some Westerners, consider the Rus to be a southeastern Slavic tribe that founded a tribal league; the Kievan state, they affirm, was the creation of Slavs and was attacked and held only briefly by Varangians.

An article on Wednesday about the annual New York City sewage workers' competition misstated part of the name of an organization of wastewater professionals that founded a national competition, the Operations Challenge, to which New York State's winners will progress.

VW's Golf GTi, the car that founded a whole genre of European "hot hatches", will return with true high performance in November.The $500,000-plus Mercedes SLR McLaren, product of a rather fretful partnership between Mercedes in Stuttgart and Britain-based McLaren, finally goes on sale late in 2004, to mixed road-test reviews.

So the number of different sorts of mitochondrial and non-mixing Y-chromosome DNA in a population is an indicator of how many men and women there were in the group that founded a population, and how long ago that founding population existed.

It is a startling development for the nation that founded an industrial revolution powered by coal.

They are part of a group that founded an art journal called Sw pe, after the museum kept the shows private and had held no employee show for several years before 2010.

Modest about his accomplishments, Porter says he simply takes what he sees and tries to make it work better and that founding a company is more about having fun than making money.

Steinberg verified that founding a travel startup is first on his post-Facebook itinerary.

He tried to connect the revolution to higher American ideals, implicitly to stress that founding a nation had to be the means to an end, not an end in itself.