Sentence examples for to founded a from inspiring English sources

In 1979, the year Diller graduated, she and Scofidio moved in together, started working side by side, and, without quite meaning to, founded a studio.

Dangin's next dream, in addition to founding a photography school, is to open a postproduction facility in Los Angeles.

This is the only school in the country devoted to founding a ballet, based to some extent upon classic European tradition, is limited to American dancers.

I went from being a journalist increasingly running on empty to founding a company that today helps organizations perform better by taking better care of their employees.

But soon he started his own businesses and went through a series of failed ventures, from running a bagel shop to founding a skirt factory.

Maynard, who had worked as a graphic artist for the publisher McGraw Hill and the N.A.A.C.P. magazine Crisis, devoted the next thirty years to preserving the homes and to founding a cultural center on their site.

But the key to founding a successful company, say experts, is finding the right application.

In addition to founding a massive hedge fund, Dalio is also now building a big philanthropic foundation.

Prost and John Barnard, formerly chief designer at McLaren, came close to founding a team in 1990; but a lack of sponsorship meant that this was not possible, so Prost moved to Ferrari and Barnard left Ferrari to join Benetton.

Like Balanchine, Mr. Morris has devoted much of his energy in midcareer to founding an institution to enact his artistic vision.

Germany only got round to founding an international business school in 2002, and started small MBA classes two years ago.