Sentence examples for version of the founding from inspiring English sources
In "The Social Network," the new movie that tells a fictional version of the founding of Facebook, Silicon Valley is getting the Hollywood treatment — and it's about time.
When they talked about him, and told their version of the founding of Facebook, they helped finish each other's sentences, easily reciting every last detail of a tale they have evidently told time and again.
Over the years Morrison's settings have also become increasingly historical, as her novels grow closer to fables: A Mercy went the farthest afield historically, travelling back to the 17th century to tell a revisionist version of the founding of America.
A version of the founding document currently ranks fifth on the website's best-seller list.
Bioshock Infinite throws you into the flying city of Columbia, where you fight robot versions of the founding fathers and antigovernment revolutionaries.
But this is the story or my version of it of the founding of Sierra Online back in the '80s.
However, inspired by increasing industry attention —- and with a big push by Frank Moss, then the Media Lab's director — they soon ditched the wearable prototype to build a cloud-based version of the software, founding Affectiva in 2009.
I will gladly lend you my copy," Mr. Khan said, addressing Mr. Trump directly, while pulling a miniature version of the country's founding document from his coat pocket.
That's when the first version of the Veterans Administration (founded in 1921 and called the Veterans Bureau) completely collapsed under a cloud of scandal and corruption.
The current version of the Order was founded in 1687 by King James VII of Scotland (James II of England and Ireland) who asserted that he was reviving an earlier Order.
At the heart of that campaign was The Daily Caller, an alternative right-wing version of The Huffington Post founded by Tucker Carlson, the former MSNBC host and senior fellow at the Koch-founded and Koch-funded Cato Institute. .
