Sentence examples for the main fount from inspiring English sources

Congress always supports Philippine presidents, because the president is the main fount of political patronage.

Mr. Patton is the main fount of eccentricity in any band he touches, but Tomahawk often puts him in an almost gridlike frame.

"We have a lot of problems on the border, with the Taliban coming in from Pakistan, and the foreign troops should be sent to deal with them instead," says Shukria Barakzai, an MP.It will be in places like Kandahar city, the country's second-biggest and the main fount of the Taliban, where the strategy will be most severely tested.

He will also act as oil minister while arguments continue over who should control the government's main fount of revenues probably another Shia.

The Bible remained the primary fount of knowledge, but study of classical writers, who had previously been demonised as pagans, became increasingly acceptable.

Just through the main gallery doors, a selection of Paul Elliman's "Found Fount" — silver hoop earrings, bits of cardboard and other everyday objects shaped like letters and punctuation marks — occupies a large set of glass cases, bringing to mind the word bazaar in "The Phantom Tollbooth".

As the main port of entry to a newly-invented and unruly nation, it has been the fount of the continent's social, commercial and political development.

None of us want to see heavy government regulation, especially of the Internet, the fount of so much innovation and economic productivity.

The monarch is the "fount of honour", the source of all honours and dignities in the United Kingdom.

The railway tracks to Auschwitz hit the buffers just above the orchestra pit – the fount of so much heavenly music.

The Constitution is the fount of authority for the national government and protects Americans even when they are overseas.