Sentence examples for who would found from inspiring English sources
Ram, who would found the BSP in 1984, became Mayawati's political mentor.
Jonathan Richman, who would found the Modern Lovers, in 1970, was in the audience for some of those shows and serves as a source for Walsh.
A number of young men both Jameses; the lawyer John Gray, who would found the Boston firm Ropes and Gray and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.., the future Supreme Court justice found her both mysteriously alluring and slightly annoying.
Great careers would be launched, of which the most influential were those of George Balanchine, who would create New York City Ballet, Ninette de Valois, who would found the Royal Ballet, and Serge Lifar, who would oversee the resurrection of the Paris Opera Ballet.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the lawyer who would found the new state of Pakistan 18 years later, travelled from Mumbai, then known as Bombay, to Lahore to defend Ilm-Deen in his appeal hearing but was unable to save him from being hanged by the colonial government.
In 1943, her marriage to Harold Alfond, who would found Dexter Shoe Company and become a legend in the shoe industry, began a legacy of philanthropy, generosity and commitment to community and family which will long remain as a standard for those who follow in her footsteps.
Who would find a husband?
Who would find it, I wondered.
